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Matt Walsh promoted the book, noting it offered a deep‑dive into the history of authoritarianism and how it is infiltrating government, and presented it as a timely guide for combating left‑wing tyranny. He highlighted its relevance to current cultural battles and urged listeners to purchase it from major retailers. The discussion framed the title as essential reading for anyone wanting to understand and resist these trends.
Matt Walsh promoted Ben Shapiro's book, noting its deep dive into the history of authoritarianism and how it is creeping into government, and said it was available for purchase from major booksellers.
And that's why Ben Shapiro wrote a book, which is called The Authoritarian Moment. And it does a deep dive into the history of authoritarianism, how it's creeping into our own government and what we can do to stop at The Authoritarian Moment is now available at Amazon, Barnes and Noble or any other major bookseller.
Matt Walsh noted that Ben Shapiro authored The Authoritarian Moment, a deepdive into authoritarianism and how to combat it, and mentioned its availability at major retailers.
And that's why Ben Shapiro wrote a book, which is called The Authoritarian Moment. And it does a deep dive into the history of authoritarianism, how it's creeping into our own government and what we can do to stop at The Authoritarian Moment is now available at Amazon, Barnes and Noble or any other major bookseller.
Matt Walsh noted that Ben Shapiro had a new book titled The Authoritarian Moment, describing it as timely and available on major booksellers.
It turns out yes, Ben Shapiro does have a book out right now. It's called The Authoritarian Moment and it is a book that could not possibly be more timely, especially as we head back into lockdowns and mask mandates and everything.
And one of the questions that Ben Shapiro tackles so eloquently in The Authoritarian Moment, which is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble or any other major bookseller.
Matt Walsh highlighted Ben Shapiro's new release, saying it couldn't be more timely and urging listeners to pick up a copy.
Say folks, have you heard that Ben Shapiro has a new book out? Well, he does--'The Authoritarian Moment' is what the book is called, and there could not be a better time or more appropriate time for it. It's what we talked about today on the show, we talk about it every day because this is what we're dealing with in the culture--the leftist tyrants taking over and removing our freedom and our liberties. If you want to know all about that and also what we could do about it, you got to pick up 'The Authoritarian Moment' now available on Amazon or any other major bookseller.
Matt Walsh promoted the new Ben Shapiro book, calling it timely and urging listeners to purchase it on Amazon.
Say folks have you heard that Ben Shapiro has a new book out? Well, he does--The Authoritarian Moment is what the book is called, and there could not be a better time or more appropriate time for it.
If you want to know all about the leftist tyrants taking over and how to fight back, you got to pick up The Authoritarian Moment now, available on Amazon or any other major bookseller.
Matt Walsh noted that Ben Shapiro had authored a new book titled The Authoritarian Moment, which addresses topics such as vaccine passports and pandemicrelated tyranny.
Ben Shapiro did in fact write a new book, and it's called The Authoritarian Moment.
Ben Shapiro answers both of those questions and more in The Authoritarian Moment.
It's now available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble or any other major bookseller. So go get your copy now.
Matt Walsh announced that Ben Shapiro had written a new book titled The Authoritarian Moment and described its focus on answering questions about vaccine passports and recent tyranny, noting it was now for sale.
Ben Shapiro did in fact write a new book, and it's called The Authoritarian Moment.
Ben Shapiro answers both of those questions and more in The Authoritarian Moment.
It's now available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble or any other major bookseller.
Matt Walsh promoted Ben Shapiro's bestselling book that explains authoritarianism and how to counter it.
Ben Shapiro wrote an excellent, intensely researched, now bestselling book about it. You could find out that reason for yourself by just picking up a copy of The Authoritarian Moment. It gives you everything you need to know about authoritarianism, where it comes from, what's happening right now, and what we can do about it.
Matt Walsh highlighted Ben Shapiro's newly released book, calling it especially timely for the current political climate and urging listeners to purchase it to understand both the present situation and its historical roots.
Ben Shapiro has a new book out, just came out called The Authoritarian Moment, and it's on sale right now. And there couldn't be a more appropriate time for it, a more necessary book for this time than The Authoritarian Moment.
If you want to learn not only about what's happening right now, but the history of it, and then most importantly, what we can do about it, you got to pick up Ben's new book, The Authoritarian Moment on sale now at Amazon, Barnes & Noble or any other major bookseller.
Walsh urged listeners to purchase Ben Shapiro's new book The Authoritarian Moment, describing it as a timely analysis of modern authoritarianism and a guide on how to respond.
And that's why there's no better time to pick up Ben Shapiro's new book, The Authoritarian Moment, which talks all about this authoritarianism, where we are now, where it came from, the history of it, and also what we can do about it, which is the most important thing.
Matt Walsh promoted Ben Shapiro's new book, describing it as a deep dive into authoritarianism and urging listeners to get a copy to learn how to resist tyrannical government.
There couldn't be a better time to tell you about Ben Shapiro's latest book, The Authoritarian Moment, which does a deep dive into the history of authoritarianism and how it's creeping into our own government and most importantly what you can do to stop it. It's time to learn how to say no to this tyrannical government; The Authoritarian Moment is now available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or any other major bookseller, so get your copy now.
Walsh promoted Ben Shapiro's new release, describing it as a deep dive into the history of authoritarianism and a guide to stopping tyrannical government.
Ben Shapiro's new book, The Authoritarian Moment. The book does a deep dive into the history of authoritarianism, how it's creeping into our own government. And then really the most important thing is what we can do to stop it.
Matt Walsh promoted the book as a timely response to perceived CDC tyranny, urging listeners to read it and buy a copy.
We've talked plenty today about the tyranny of the CDC and other supposed public health authorities who are not authorities at all on that subject anymore and when we're in the midst of this tyranny it's the perfect time for Ben's new book The Authoritarian Moment to come out and for you to read it; it's now available everywhere that you buy books.
Pick up this book authoritarian moment and learn how to say no to an increasingly tyrannical government; The Authoritarian Moment is now available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble or any other major bookseller, get your copy now.
Matt Walsh praised the book as timely and necessary, saying listeners would learn how to resist authoritarianism by reading it.
Ben Shapiro's book, his new book, The Authoritarian Moment, could not be more timely or necessary. When you pick up Ben's book, you'll learn how to stand strong against the authoritarians who are trying to make you submit to their cause.
The Authoritarian Moment is now available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or any other major booksellers. So go pick up a copy today.
Matt Walsh promoted Ben Shapiro's new book, noting it had just hit shelves and was available for purchase in paperback or hardcover.
Ben Shapiro's new book, The Authoritarian Moment has finally hit shelves and it's time to read up on some truth.
The Authoritarian Moment is all about all of that. It gives you all the tools you need not only to understand what's happening, but to respond to it as well. And it's now available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble or any other major bookseller.
So you can get your copy today.
The book was highlighted as Ben Shapiro's latest release that hit bookshelves the day before the episode and was already ranking third on Amazon's bestseller list.
Ben Shapiro, of course, predicted all of this in his latest book, The Authoritarian Moment, which hit bookshelves yesterday and is already trending third under Amazon's list of bestsellers.
into this very unique moment in American history and detail some of the examples he writes about in The Authoritarian Moment.
one of the things that I talk about in my book, The Authoritarian Moment.
You can also buy your copy right now of The Authoritarian Moment. Ben's new book, which released only yesterday and I think is as good as anything you've ever written and certainly about the moment in which we live right now.
That book, my God, unbelievable. You can pick it up anywhere that books are sold and you can get a signed copy for just $30 at dailywired.com slash Ben.
The book was presented as a new release that examines how the left has seized control of institutions and culture, and listeners were urged to read it and leave positive reviews.
Ben Shapiro's new book, The Authoritarian Moment has finally hit bookshelves and it's time for you to read up on some truth. Ben's book covers an in-depth look at how the left has taken control over our institutions, entertainment, education centers, our relationships, everything.
The Authoritarian Moment is now available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble or any other major bookseller. So you can get your copy now and leave a five star review to help amplify conservative voices.
Matt Walsh announced that Ben Shapiro's newest book, The Authoritarian Moment, had just hit bookshelves and was available as a limitededition signed paperback/hardcover.
Exciting news to share with you all today, Ben Shapiro's newest book, The Authoritarian Moment hits bookshelves today. And if you're thinking, didn't Ben Shapiro just put out a book recently? He did, but he's somehow able to write like two books a year while it takes me about five years to write one.
And all the books are really good also. He's doing his live stream book signing tonight at 7:30p.m. Eastern, 6:30p.m. Central.
You can order your limited edition signed book now for just thirty dollars at dailywire.com/Ben. I told you yesterday that it was your last chance to order that book.
Matt Walsh promoted the new Ben Shapiro book, noting it was releasing the next day and encouraging listeners to purchase a limitededition signed copy.
If you haven't already ordered a signed copy of Ben Shapiro's newest book, The Authoritarian Moment, then you're running out of time; you can get your limited edition signed now for just $30 at dailywire.com/ben. It's a pretty good deal if you ask me.
Matt Walsh announced the upcoming release of Ben Shapiro's new book, noting its July 27 launch, limitededition signed paperback/hardcover and a $30 price, and highlighted a livestream signing event.
If you haven't pre-ordered a signed copy of Ben Shapiro's newest book, The Authoritarian Moment already, then you're running out of time. It's hitting bookshelves on Tuesday, July 27th.
You can get your limited edition signed book now for just $30 at dailywire.com slash Ben. That's pretty good deal if you ask me, especially because Ben will be doing a live stream book signing and Q&A on Tuesday.
It was announced as a new book releasing on July 27th, with a signedcopy option and a live signing event.
The Authoritarian Moment, that book, Ben Shapiro's new book, that comes out next Tuesday, July 27th. But if you want to get a signed copy, then go to dailywire.com slash Ben right now to order your signed copy before Tuesday's live sign-in.
Matt Walsh highlighted the book as predicting the current authoritarian trends and announced its release on July 27th, urging listeners to preorder and attend a live signing event.
It perfectly illustrates what Ben Shapiro predicted in his newest book, The Authoritarian Moment, which is hitting bookshelves next Tuesday, July 27th.
You don't want to miss out on this. You also don't want to miss when Ben will be doing a live stream book signing event next Tuesday, the 27th.
Preorder your signed copy now and you'll be asked to type in a question at checkout, then catch Tuesday's live signing to see if he answers your question and watch him sign your book.
Matt Walsh said the book captured the themes they were discussing and announced its upcoming release, encouraging listeners to preorder a signed copy.
it accurately depicts all of the themes in Ben Shapiro's new book, The Authoritarian Moment, which hits bookshelves next Tuesday, July 27th.
So it's almost here and it will be a huge event because Ben will be doing a live stream book signing next Tuesday. You can preorder your signed copy now at dailywire.com slash Ben.
Matt Walsh announced the upcoming release of Ben Shapiro's new book, noting the release date and encouraging listeners to preorder a signed copy.
Next Tuesday July twentyseventh is the release of Ben Shapiro's newest book The Authoritarian Moment and it'll be a huge event because Ben will be doing a live stream book signing; preorder your signed copy now at dailywire.com/ben.
The host promoted Ben Shapiro's new book, stating it explains how authoritarianism develops and how to fight it.
it may sound like a tall order, but Ben Shapiro explains it all in his new book, The Authoritarian Moment. In it, he helps people understand as much as they can about how we reach this point and how we can all begin to fight back.
Matt Walsh highlighted the book as a key resource for understanding and combating leftist authoritarianism, urging listeners to preorder it.
...and that's why Ben Shapiro wrote The Authoritarian Moment because if we want to shut down this ideology that precedes an authoritarian government we need to help every American understand as much as they can about how we reach this point and then really importantly how we can actually fight back...
...unless you want to live under an authoritarian regime intent on decreasing your freedom and increasing their power it's time to start fighting back get The Authoritarian Moment and you can do that by preordering on Amazon now or Barnes & Noble...
Matt Walsh urged listeners to preorder the book, saying it would arm them with knowledge to shut down America's tyrants.
I'd suggest preordering Ben Shapiro's new book, The Authoritarian Moment. Don't wait - arm yourself with the knowledge you need to shut America's tyrants down in their tracks before it's too late. The Authoritarian Moment is available now for preorder at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or any other major bookseller.
Matt Walsh highlighted the book as a crucial guide to understanding and combating authoritarian threats, urging listeners to arm themselves with its knowledge and noting it was available for preorder.
There's no doubt that the biggest threat facing America today is an authoritarian one. That's why Ben Shapiro wrote The Authoritarian Moment to help people like you learn as much as they can about how we got here and most importantly, how we can fight back. So don't wait arm yourself with the knowledge you need to shut America's tyrants down in their tracks before it's too late. The Authoritarian Moment is now available for pre order at Amazon, Barnes and Noble or any other major bookseller.
Walsh urged listeners to purchase Ben Shapiro's new book to learn how the current cultural climate developed and what can be done to counter it.
And that's why you need to pick up Ben Shapiro's new book, The Authoritarian Moment, and learn about how we got to this place as a society and where we can go from here.
The Authoritarian Moment is now available for preorder at Amazon, Barnes & Noble or any other major bookseller.
Matt Walsh urged listeners to purchase Ben Shapiro's new book, saying it was essential reading to understand the threat of authoritarianism and noting that it was available for preorder.
you need to pick up Ben Shapiro's new book, The Authoritarian Moment. Listen, if a theocratic fascist is telling you to pick up a book criticizing authoritarianism, then you must do it.
The Authoritarian Moment is now available for pre-order at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and any other major bookseller.
Matt Walsh urged listeners to buy Ben Shapiro's new book, saying it was essential reading to understand the current political climate and to prepare for future authoritarian moves.
I think we probably knew that even before this year began or this past year began. If there's one thing we need to start actively doing though, it's fighting to keep ours. And that's why you need to pick up Ben Shapiro's new book, The Authoritarian Moment and prepare yourself for whatever else our almighty rulers have waiting up their sleeves.
The Authoritarian Moment is now available for pre-order at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and any other major bookseller.
Matt Walsh urged listeners to pick up Ben Shapiro's new book, describing it as a needed read to understand and confront the perceived authoritarian threat.
And that's why you need to pick up Ben Shapiro's new book, The Authoritarian Moment and prepare yourself for whatever else our almighty rulers have waiting up their sleeves.
The Authoritarian Moment is now available for pre-order at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and any other major bookseller.
The host urged listeners to pick up the book and offered a preorder link, presenting it as a tool against "the woke cult."
Just pick up Ben Shapiro's latest book, The Authoritarian Moment for tips on how to stop this insane power grab.
Pre-order The Authoritarian Moment now at Amazon, Barnes and Noble or any other major bookseller.
He promoted Ben Shapiro's newest book, urging listeners to preorder it as a way to protect individual rights against authoritarianism.
Preorder The Authoritarian Moment, Ben Shapiro's newest book that he wrote in order to help you shut down the authoritarian weirdos who are attempting to control everything we do, including the way we think and breathe and the way that our children think and breathe. If you want to preserve your individual rights and protect the ones you love from mob rule then you've got to order The Authoritarian Moment now.
Matt Walsh referenced Ben Shapiro's book "The Authoritarian Moment" while discussing a listener comment.
oh geraldine says i really appreciate the irony of matt yelling and demanding we hit the like button and moments later introducing ben shapiro's book The Authoritarian Moment well yeah well you know but but i'm also a theocratic fascist so what do you expect you get what you expect from me
The host highlighted Ben Shapiro's new book, describing its focus on how to protect individual rights against mob rule and encouraging listeners to preorder it.
That's why Ben Shapiro wrote his new book, The Authoritarian Moment. He gives some background on how we got here and tips on how to fight back. So if you want to preserve your individual rights and protect the ones you love from mob rule, The Authoritarian Moment is now available for preorder at Amazon, Barnes & Noble or any other major bookseller.
Matt Walsh urged listeners to buy the book to understand how the current political climate developed and how to resist it, noting it was available for preorder.
that's why you should pick up a copy of ben shapiro's new new book The Authoritarian Moment to learn how we got here and how to fight back so if you want to preserve your individual rights and protect the ones you love from mob rule The Authoritarian Moment is now available for pre-order at amazon
Matt Walsh highlighted Ben Shapiro's book The Authoritarian Moment, noting it contains tips for resisting leftwing cultural weaponization and was available for preorder.
Ben Shapiro wrote an entire book about that very subject. The book is called The Authoritarian Moment, and in it you'll find some solid tips for fighting back against the left's weaponization of everything we do and consume from the colleges we attend to the shoes we wear on our feet and everything in between. The Authoritarian Moment is now available for preorder at Amazon, Barnes & Noble or any other major bookseller.
One Man's Journey to Answer the Question of a Generation
The hosts highlighted that the book was available for purchase on the All Store website and that the author promoted the paperback as part of a Daily Wire Plus bundle offering a discount. Matt Walsh himself mentioned the title while discussing premium content options. The episodes presented the book as a recommended addition for listeners interested in the topic.
The hosts mentioned that Matt Walsh's book What Is a Woman was available for purchase on the AllStora website.
you can purchase copies of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf, Matt Walsh's What is a Woman and a children's book by Chaya Reitschick, aka Libs Tick Tock on All Store.
you can still buy a copy of What Is a Woman or Chaya's book or Kirk Cameron's book or Robbie Starbuck's book.
Walsh mentioned the paperback of his book as part of the Daily Wire Plus package, offering listeners a discount and bundled access with other content.
You'll also get all their other premium content from Daily Wire Plus, including Greatest Lie Ever Sold, What Is a Woman? and the largest collection of content from Jordan Peterson, including his series on the Book of Exodus.
Matt Walsh announced a live signing for the paperback version of his documentaryturnedbook and noted that signed copies would be sold on DailyWire.com.
Later today join me live for a signing of the book version of What Is A Woman on all access at 2 30 p.m eastern so it's coming up very soon in fact the signed copies will be available
In my swag shack over at dailywire.com anyone can purchase a copy but only dailywire plus all access members can watch the signing sign up now if you haven't already go to dailywire.com
Walsh claimed it was the most successful antigenderideology children's book ever written and called it the most influential piece of content on the subject.
the most successful antigender ideology children's book ever written uh what is a woman
what is a woman the most influential piece of content certainly the most influential film on this subject that's ever been made
Walsh announced that signed copies of his book What Is A Woman were back in stock and available for purchase.
Signed copies of my books, What Is A Woman and Johnny the Walrus are back in stock and available in a limited quantity over at dailywire.com.
Matt Walsh noted that the topic had been covered in his documentary/book "What Is A Woman?" during the discussion.
We talked about it in What Is a Woman? You got to know where this stuff comes from.
Walsh noted that even viewers of the film would benefit from reading the book version because it contains additional information not covered in the movie.
And then pairing with that, even if you've seen the film, it's still worth reading the book because there's a lot of information in the book that we couldn't get into the film in a 90minute film. So you learn a lot there.
He referenced his own book, noting that he had made the point about sex remaining after death on Dr. Phil and in "What Is A Woman?".
I said it on Dr. Phil, I said it in What Is a Woman?
Matt Walsh explained that Amazon had blocked advertising for his book, claiming it violated policy, and argued the book was not about sexual orientation.
Amazon recently rejected the Daily Wire's paid ads for Matt Walsh's book, What Is a Woman? saying the ads contain prohibited content.
The article says what is woman is not about sexual orientation.
Walsh mentioned his bestseller book, noting its placement on numerous bestseller lists except the NewYorkTimes.
What Is A Woman, my book, What Is A Woman, was officially ... on the publisher's weekly bestseller list, Wall Street Journal, and pretty much every bestseller list except for the New York Times.
The host promoted the Daily Wire documentary and mentioned that a paperback version of the book was available for purchase.
fearless documentaries like What Is a Woman? exposing the distorted gender ideas poisoning our kids' minds.
Matt Walsh promoted the "What Is A Woman?" book, encouraging listeners to pick up a copy via a link provided in the show.
Which that doesn't surprise me after we filmed What Is A Woman of course we encountered many people like this.
The host promoted the "What is a Woman?" book as a forthcoming bestseller that listeners could purchase on Amazon.
what is a woman ... best-selling book that you can pick up now on amazon or wherever books are sold
what is a woman is also soon to be the best-selling book that you can pick up now on amazon or wherever books are sold
Matt Walsh promoted the newly released book, urging listeners to read it after watching the documentary, and noted it was available on Amazon and other retailers.
Documentary in America "What Is a Woman?" - if you've seen the movie, now's your chance to read the book which came out last week and is available on Amazon or wherever you buy books.
Matt Walsh promoted the companion book, noting it was now available to read alongside the documentary.
And What Is Woman, the book is available now, so you can stay in, read the book, watch the movie.
We have the most talked about documentary in America, What Is Woman, starring myself. And What Is Woman, the book is available now, so you can stay in, read the book, watch the movie.
Walsh referenced his own "What Is A Woman?" book while claiming it positioned him as a leading feminist and LGBT author.
And with What Is A Woman, I'm now also the leading feminist in the world.
Matt Walsh promoted his new paperback "What Is A Woman" and urged listeners to buy it, noting it expands on the film's content.
It's what is a woman the book our latest film? What is a woman was a huge success enormous success largely due to you And if you like the film and you've got to read the book which is available right now
The book covers all the stuff that the film had to leave on the editing room Editing floor and explores in greater detail how this madness permeates every aspect of our lives
So be sure to pick up your copy of my brand new book. What is woman today on Amazon or wherever you buy books?
as we discovered with What Is A Woman, the most damning thing you can do to an LGBT activist is just let them talk.
from Scott Nugent in our film, What Is a Woman? And what she told us is similar in the sense, now that's a female to male, this in this case, male to female, but similar in the sense that you experience all these problems from this procedure.
Matt Walsh announced that his book "What Is A Woman?" was released alongside the documentary, urging listeners to buy the paperback/hardcover for additional detail beyond the film.
as we discovered, of course, in my film, What Is a Woman?
my book, What Is a Woman? Now, you've seen the film, What Is a Woman? Or if you haven't seen it, then go to whatisawoman.com and subscribe and watch it, and the book is coming out today as well.
my new book, as I mentioned, what is a woman is available now. So be sure to pick up your copy of my brand new book. What Is a Woman? today on Amazon or wherever you buy books.
Walsh announced that the Daily Wire store offered a collection featuring a preorder for his upcoming book "What Is A Woman" along with related merchandise.
you may have missed the what is a woman collection over at dailywire.com shop the collection is complete with a pre-order for my upcoming book what is a woman also tshirt stickers and yet another limited edition patch in my highly coveted sought after patch program the definition of a woman patch highlights the circular logic of the left going around and around until the failed explanation loses all meaning
He praised the documentary "What Is a Woman?" as the most successful Daily Wire content and announced an upcoming book with the same title, encouraging preorders.
my new film, What Is a Woman? is now the most successful piece of content The Daily Wire has ever produced.
the what is a woman collection over at dailywire.com shop the collection is complete with a pre-order for my upcoming book what is a woman also tshirt stickers and yet another limited edition patch
preorder for my upcoming book what is a woman also tshirt stickers and yet another limited edition patch in my highly coveted sought after patch program
Walsh referenced his nonfiction bestseller, highlighting its topranking as a biology text on Amazon and contrasting it with his children's picture book.
What Is A Woman I would say now that my What Is A Woman book is charting still as the number one biology text on Amazon.
Walsh said his upcoming book was reclassified as a biology textbook, became the bestselling biology book on Amazon, and had its ads banned for alleged genderidentity content.
Amazon turned its sights on my other book, What Is a Woman?, which will be released in June and is also available for sale on Amazon.
Their reasoning was that your ad contains content that appears to infer or claim to diagnose, treat, reverse, or question gender identity.
We decided to classify my What is a Woman book as a biology text. ... It's a biology textbook.
What is a Woman is the best selling biology book on Amazon as it currently stands.
And right now, as you can see, What is a Woman is the best selling biology book on Amazon as it currently stands.
Walsh said Amazon had moved to block ads for his upcoming title, but he noted it was listed as a bestselling biology textbook on the site.
Next, Amazon turned its sights on my other book, What Is a Woman?, which will be released in June and is also available for sale on Amazon.
And right now, as you can see, What is a Woman is the best selling biology book on Amazon as it currently stands.
Walsh announced that he was preparing to release a new book titled What Is A Woman, accompanied by a documentary.
ready to release I believe a book called What Is A Woman and there's also a documentary that comes with it.
What Is a Woman? In order to make that kind of criticism against what is a woman you first need to be able to tell me what is a woman but you can't and that's exactly why the film and book exist.
Walsh announced he was preparing to release a new book titled "What is a Woman?" alongside a documentary.
the other part of this that is equally disturbing is Matt Walsh is getting ready to release, I believe, a book called What Is a Woman? And there's also a documentary that comes with it.
you can find out more about it when you go to whatisawoman.com.
Walsh announced his new book, saying it was available for preorder and had topped Amazon's women's studies bestseller list before being removed.
Both are called What Is a Woman? And the book is now available for preorder at whatisawoman.com, also on Amazon, where it was number one on the bestseller charts in the women's studies category before, of course, being removed from the list.
Walsh referenced his upcoming documentaryturnedbook, saying it would be released in May and could be preordered on Amazon.
I'll see what I discovered in my documentary What is a Woman when it's released in May. Go to whatisawoman.com and see the teaser for that.
And that's the documentary in the book that's coming out as well which you can preorder on Amazon - What is a Woman.
Walsh promoted his own upcoming title, telling the audience it was available for preorder on Amazon and the book's website.
the book we're referring to of course is What Is A Woman which you can go and preorder on Amazon or at whatisawoman.com.
Matt Walsh promoted his new paperback/hardcover titledWhat Is A Woman?, noting he had produced a film and written a book with that title, announced its preorder availability, and highlighted its bestseller ranking.
I have an entire film and written an entire book trying to answer it. Both are called What Is a Woman?
The book is now available for preorder at whatisawoman.com and also on Amazon where it just hit number two on the bestseller charts in the women's studies category.
It was number one. Oh, it's number two now. Well it was number one. So let's go with what it was. No, no, this is forever a number one bestselling women's study.
He identified himself as a bestselling women's studies author of the book "What Is A Woman?" and announced that it was available for preorder.
Even though I'm a bestselling women's studies author of the book, What Is a Woman? Available for preorder at whatisawoman.com, which is based on the film, which will soon be released. You can also watch the teaser at whatisawoman.com.
Matt Walsh promoted his book, noting it was available for preorder, had begun presales, and was charting on Amazon at number22 behind a WillSmith title.
I told you yesterday about the What Is A Woman, the book. We have the movie coming out. We also have the book on the way, What Is A Woman, which went on for presale. Presales began yesterday. You can go to amazon.com and order it there. Go to whatisawoman.com.
When my wife, at a point when What Is A Woman was charting on Amazon at number 22, I think. Yeah, number 22. It was right underneath a book that Will Smith recently wrote, which has also been surging on the charts a little bit, as you might expect. My wife tweeted this. She said, let's get Matt Walsh number one again. What Is A Woman is currently ranked number 22 under Will Smith.
Walsh promoted his new paperback/hardcover, describing it as a good book on an important subject that explores gender ideology beyond the film's premise.
I am also now the preeminent women's studies authority in the nation. This development coincides with the announcement of my new book, What Is a Woman? I told you about the What Is a Woman film, which will come out in May.
I also have a book titled What Is a Woman? One Man's Journey to Answer the Question of a Generation, which is now available for preorder at Amazon or you can go to whatisawoman.com and get it there as well.
I'd recommend that you go now and order your copy because it's a good book on an important subject.
Now, as for the book itself, just like the movie, the question in the title, What Is a Woman? is only the beginning of the journey.
In my bestselling women's studies book, What is a Woman is available now for preorder at whatiswoman.com.
The True Story of America (and Her Critics)
The host announced the upcoming release and urged listeners to pre‑order the book. He explained that it challenges the notion that all cultures are equal and argues that success should be celebrated rather than shamed. The discussion framed it as a rallying cry for builders and leaders, indicating strong endorsement.
Promoted as a brandnew signed firstedition book offered to lifetime members.
a signed first edition, my brand new book, Lions and Scavengers.
The host promoted the book, urging listeners to order it immediately via a provided link.
Order Lions and Scavengers: The True Story of America (and Her Critics) right now at https://bit.ly/4lVaMEA
The host announced that Ben Shapiro had released a new book titled Lions and Scavengers, describing it as a major fall release that would quickly rise to the top of bestseller lists.
He's written a new book. The result is Lions and Scavengers, the true story of America and her critics.
This isn't just another book release. This is one of the biggest books of the fall. The kind of book that goes straight to the top of the New York Times bestseller list, now available everywhere--Amazon, Walmart, Target, Barnes & Noble--and you can even order a signed copy from the Daily Wire shop.
It was announced as Ben Shapiro's upcoming book titled Lions and Scavengers, slated for release on September2 and available for preorder.
Ben Shapiro's new book, "Lions and Scavengers," drops September 2nd--preorder today.
The host announced Ben Shapiro's new book "Lions and Scavengers" would be released on September2nd and encouraged listeners to preorder it.
Ben Shapiro's new book, "Lions and Scavengers," drops September 2nd--pre-order today.
Matt Walsh announced the upcoming release of Ben Shapiro's new book, noting its September2nd launch and encouraging listeners to preorder it.
Ben Shapiro's new book, "Lions and Scavengers," drops September 2nd--pre-order today at dailywire.com/benshapiro.
The host announced that Ben Shapiro's new book was set to be released on September2nd and encouraged listeners to preorder it.
Ben Shapiro's new book, "Lions and Scavengers," drops September 2nd--preorder today.
It was promoted as Ben Shapiro's upcoming book, slated for release on September 2nd.
Ben Shapiro's new book, "Lions and Scavengers," drops September 2nd--pre-order today at https://dailywire.com/benshapiro
The host announced Ben Shapiro's new book, noting it would be released on September2nd and was available for preorder.
Ben Shapiro's new book, "Lions and Scavengers," drops September 2nd--pre-order today at dailywire.com/benshapiro
It was announced that Ben Shapiro's book "Lions and Scavengers" would be released on September2nd and was available for preorder.
Ben Shapiro's new book, "Lions and Scavengers," drops September 2nd--pre-order today.
The book was mentioned as being released on September 2nd and listeners were encouraged to pre-order it.
Ben Shapiro's new book, "Lions and Scavengers," drops September 2nd--pre-order today at https://dailywire.com/benshapiro
This new book by Ben Shapiro was announced to be dropping on September 2nd. The host noted that in the book, Shapiro dismantles the myth that all cultures are equal and that success should be something to be ashamed of.
Now Ben Shapiro's new book, "Lions and Scavengers," drops September 2nd--pre-order today at https://dailywire.com/benshapiro
And now locked away with sponsors who no one can track, there are tens of thousands of children who are suffering every day as a result. So if you needed another reason to support mass deportations, this is a pretty big one.
In it, Ben dismantles the myth that all cultures are equal and that success is something to be ashamed of. This is a rallying cry for those who build, lead, and refuse to bow.
The Complete New Guide to Discussing Abortion
The hosts promoted the book as a resource from 40 Days for Life, noting it was available on Amazon and the organization’s website and could help callers respond effectively to abortion discussions. They described it as a complete new guide and encouraged listeners to check out the new paperback edition. Overall, the episode’s tone was strongly supportive of the title as a useful tool for discussing abortion.
The show promoted the book as a resource from 40 Days for Life, noting it was available on Amazon and could be used to help discuss abortion.
Get their book "What to Say When: The Complete New Guide to Discussing Abortion." Available on Amazon or at 40daysforlife.com.
The hosts highlighted the new paperback guide from 40 Days for Life, describing it as a complete new guide to discussing abortion and encouraging listeners to check it out.
Check out their locations, podcasts, and new book, What to Say When, the complete new guide to discussing abortion at 40daysforlife.com.
Their new book, What to Say When, the complete new guide to discussing abortion, is available at 40daysforlife.com.
The host mentioned the organization's new book as a complete guide to discussing abortion and suggested listeners check it out.
You can check out their locations, podcasts, and their new book, What to Say When, the complete new guide to discussing abortion at 40daysforlife.com.
Matt Walsh referenced the organization's new book titled "What to Say When, the Complete New Guide to Discussing Abortion."
You can check out their locations, podcasts, and their new book, What to Say When, the complete new guide to discussing abortion.
The show promoted the 40 Days for Life guide, noting it was a new book that helped discuss abortion. It was described as a complete new guide to discussing abortion.
and their new book, What to Say When, the complete new guide to discussing abortion
The show promoted the 40Days for Life guide, describing it as a new book that helps people discuss abortion effectively.
Check out their locations, podcasts, and their new book, What to Say When, the complete new guide to discussing abortion.
He promoted the book as the numbertwo Amazon Christian bestseller that offers a complete guide for discussing abortion, noting he wrote the foreword and that it provides arguments and responses for prolife advocates.
40 Days for Life wrote the number two Amazon Christian bestseller, What to Say When, the complete new guide to discussing abortion, how to change minds and convert hearts in a brave new world.
I wrote the foreword for it, so that's one reason to buy it. But really the real reason is just a great book and it gives you all the arguments and all the responses to the other side's arguments.
Matt Walsh said the book, written by 40 Days for Life, was the numbertwo Amazon Christian bestseller on discussing abortion and that he contributed the foreword. He claimed the entire book was great and urged listeners to get it.
And this is why our friends at 40 Days for Life wrote the number two Amazon Christian bestseller, What to Say When, the complete new guide to discussing abortion, how to change minds and convert hearts in a brave new world.
Get the book, What to Say When. I wrote the foreword for it so you know that at least that part will be good. In fact, the entire book is great.
Walsh highlighted the guide as a practical tool for discussing abortion, noting its bestseller status and ease of use.
And that's why I wrote the foreword to the new book from 40 Days for Life, What to Say When, the complete new guide to discussing abortion. Since its release, it's already been a number one Amazon new release and a number two Amazon bestseller.
The book is incredibly easy to use. It tells you what to say, what not to say, and the proven arguments that have worked for everybody, people on the fence, abortion supporters, even Planned Parenthood workers.
Walsh promoted the new 40 Days for Life guide on discussing abortion, noting he wrote the foreword and that it had become a bestseller and a second printing.
If you still haven't picked up the new book from 40 Days for Life, What to Say When, the complete new guide to discussing abortion, I don't know what you're doing with yourself and your time, especially because I wrote the foreword and it's already a number one Amazon new release, a number two bestseller, and on its second printing.
The host wrote the forward, read the book and found it very useful for discussing abortion, noting it topped Amazon's newrelease chart and was a bestseller; he urged listeners to purchase it.
I wrote the forward to the new book from 40 Days for Life, What to Say When, the complete new guide to discussing abortion. I wrote the forward to it. I read the book myself and found it very useful, even as someone who argues about these issues all the time.
That's why this book has been number one on the Amazon new release chart and a number two Amazon bestseller.
The book is very easy to use. It tells you what to say, what not to say, and also the proven arguments that have worked for everybody.
So go to Amazon right now or get the book directly. That's What to Say When, the complete new guide to discussing abortion.
Matt Walsh promoted the book as a new guide on how to discuss abortion, noting its Amazon bestseller status and that it was already in a second printing.
And that's why if you're struggling on what to say or how to say it when abortion is a topic conversation, you need to check out a recent new book, What to Say When, the complete new guide to discussing abortion.
It's called What to Say When, the complete new guide to discussing abortion, how to change minds and convert hearts in a brave new world.
The host promoted the book as a new, easytouse guide for discussing abortion, noting it had quickly become a #1 Amazon new release, a #2 bestseller, and was already on its second printing.
You need to check out a recent new book, What to Say When, the complete new guide to discussing abortion. Since its release, it's already been number one Amazon new release, and number two Amazon bestseller, and it's already on its second printing.
And that's because it's a very easy book to use, and it's very useful. It tells you what to say, what not to say, and it gives you the proven arguments that have worked with everybody.
Matt Walsh promoted a new paperback titled "What to Say When", saying it was a numberone Amazon newrelease and bestseller that teaches how to discuss abortion and has already helped convert hundreds of abortion workers.
I've been telling you about this new book that if you haven't picked up yet, you really need to pick up What to Say When, the complete new guide to discussing abortion. It's been a number one Amazon new release and a number two Amazon bestseller, already on its second printing.
It's an easy book to use. It tells you what to say, what not to say and the proven arguments that work with the abortion industry and have worked for 40 days for life.
They've used these arguments, they've been talking to people and they have actually converted 221 abortion workers, getting them out of the abortion industry and into a culture of life.
Matt Walsh said he wrote the foreword for this new paperback guide on discussing abortion, noting it had become an Amazon bestseller shortly after release.
one of the reasons why I wrote the foreword to the new book, What to Say When, the complete new guide to discussing abortion, which became an Amazon bestseller and number one in its category upon its release two weeks ago.
He recommended picking up the new guide on discussing abortion, noting that it was a bestseller and that he wrote the foreword.
And that's why you need to pick up the new book, What to Say When, the complete new guide to discussing abortion from our friends at 40 Days for Life. That's also why I wrote the foreword for that book, which you can read if you pick it up, and it became a bestseller.
Matt Walsh explained that he wrote the foreword for this Amazon bestseller, a concise guide that tells readers what to say and what not to say when discussing abortion, offering proven arguments that appealed even to Planned Parenthood workers.
It's one of the reasons that I wrote the foreword to the new book, What to Say When, the complete new guide to discussing abortion, which became an Amazon bestseller and number one in its category upon its release two weeks ago. It's an easy book to use. It tells you what to say and what not to say when the discussion about abortion comes up.
It has proven arguments that have worked with everybody, people on the fence, abortion supporters, even Planned Parenthood workers have found these arguments compelling. The book was produced by 40 Days for Life, which is the largest grassroots prolife organization in the world.
Go to Amazon or get it directly from 40 Days for Life at 40daysforlife.com.
He recommended the new book "What to Say When," describing it as a complete guide to discussing abortion that had just become an Amazon bestseller and was number one in its category.
to get the new book, What to Say When, the complete new guide to discussing abortion. That's from our friends over at 40 Days for Life. It just became an Amazon bestseller and it's number one in its category upon its release two weeks ago.
The hosts highlighted a newly released guide from 40 Days for Life that aims to equip people with arguments to defend life and counter proabortion rhetoric.
you know the great organization 40 days for life ... they've been working for years ... they just came out with a book that there couldn't be a better time for it given everything happening right now in the country
the book is What to Say When the complete new guide to discussing abortion this book is an easy read for individuals looking to defend life and convert hearts
a lot has changed since abortion was legalized in 1973 What to Say When equips readers with proven approaches to dismantling the proabortion agenda
to pick up this book What to Say When the complete new guide to discussing abortion get free shipping and 21% off a signed hardback at 40daysforlife.com slash What to Say When
A Wake-Up Call to Complacent Christians
Across multiple episodes, the host repeatedly highlighted the title as a key part of his work, noting its relevance to current cultural debates and sharing that it had even been mentioned by a pastor. He cited listener praise for the book and promoted it alongside his other publications, urging the audience to remember it as the show concluded. The overall discussion was promotional and positive.
Walsh stated that he had written a book titled "Church of Cowards" during the episode.
I wrote a book called Church of Cowards.
Matt Walsh noted that his book "Church of Cowards" was recently mentioned by a pastor during a church service.
Davey says Matt your book Church of Cowards got a shout out by my pastor yesterday in our Baptist church in Silicon Valley in California it's crazy to think about how much more applicable the book is today.
Matt Walsh noted that a listener said they really enjoyed his book "Church of Cowards" and asked when his next book would be released.
Devin says, I really enjoyed your book Church of Cowards. When will your next book come out? Uh, well I am actually working.
Matt Walsh mentioned his second book "Church of Cowards" alongside his other title during the episode.
I've written two books you know um unholy trinity and and and Church of Cowards you didn't know that I wrote two books
Walsh also mentioned his other book, Church of Cowards, as part of the selection available through Thinker.
You can even find titles from a guy named Matt Walsh, the Unholy Trinity, Church of Cowards.
He referenced his own book titled "Church of Cowards" and urged listeners to remember it as he closed the episode.
godspeed oh and remember by my book Church of Cowards godspeed
He mentioned that his new book "Church of Cowards" was already in stores and explained that the book explores why many conservatives feel both encouraged and discouraged when discussing cultural issues.
I was doing an interview for the Church of Cowards, my new book, which is in stores now. And I was talking about this, how it's sort of encouraging and discouraging when I go out and I talk to people and I discover all these many people feel the same way that I do on all these issues.
Matt Walsh promoted his own book, noting it was already available in stores and urging listeners to purchase it on Amazon.
I haven't read your book Church of Cowards yet but the premise seems to point to a larger problem within Christian and conservative circles.
Thanks for the chance that you gave me to hawk my book Church of Cowards which is in stores now wherever books are sold go to Amazon and buy it.
I often say, as I say also in the book, that entering into a church should be entering into something sacred, something set apart, something elevated.
Walsh promoted his own book, noting it was available in stores and on Amazon, and used it to illustrate the mockery and contempt faced by Christians who publicly display their faith.
about in my book Church of Cowards in stores now in gearing amazon whatever books are sold uh that we face mockery and and contempt in our culture if we practice our faith if we give evidence of our faith in public this is the kind of treatment we can expect to receive
Church of Cowards in stores now go to amazon buy it uh have a great day godspeed
Walsh announced the release of his new book, noting that early feedback had been encouraging and that the work was deliberately confrontational, urging listeners to read it.
I do have a new book out called Church of Cowards which is right here behind my hand sanitizer which I have with me handy at all times and you know the feedback on this book has been really encouraging it's kind of a nervewracking thing to write a book in general because you're putting yourself out there it's a very personal sort of thing and if people don't like it then it might make you cry but in this case the feedback has been great and I do appreciate that especially because the book confronts the reader it is a confrontational book in some ways and so you're never sure how people are going to react to that but as I said the feedbacks have been great. So please give it a read Church of Cowards if you haven't yet.
Walsh announced that his book "Church of Cowards" had been released the day before and encouraged listeners to purchase it, later reminding the audience that it was now available in stores.
A reminder that my book Church of Cowards officially went on sale yesterday you could get it now.
Church of Cowards in stores now godspeed
He announced that the book was released that day, described it as a wakeup call about cowardice and complacency in the church, and urged listeners to purchase a physical copy.
Welcome to the show, friends, neighbors, comrades. Today is my new book, Church of Cowards, which you can see displayed very tactfully and subtly beside me, is finally released.
my book, Church of Cowards, released today. That is my second book.
this book I found especially difficult to write in some ways. And the reason is that it's an emotionally draining topic... you can go to Amazon and buy it or if you're old fashioned, you can go to an actual bookstore and pick up a physical copy there as well.
Now I call this book, Church of Cowards, a wake up call to complacent Christians because I believe that cowardice and complacency is the cancer, the poison that has seeped into the church in America.
my book Church of Cowards is out now please go buy it.
Matt Walsh announced the upcoming release of his book, Church of Cowards, noting it would be available for preorder and go on sale the next day.
I was caught reading my book, Church of Cowards, which comes out tomorrow.
My book, Church of Cowards officially goes on sale tomorrow but you can preorder it now on Amazon.
I don't know if I mentioned this, but my book, Church of Cowards goes on sale tomorrow.
Walsh promoted his upcoming book, noting it would be released on February 25th and encouraging listeners to preorder it on Amazon.
and I was speaking at a church yesterday, and that was a lot of fun, great turnout talking about my book, Church of Cowards, which comes out on February 25th. But you can preorder right now. Go do that right now. I demand on amazon.com. That's Church of Cowards. Again, February 25th is when it comes up.
Matt Walsh announced that his book had gone on sale, noting the presale would begin on February25th and urging listeners to preorder it on Amazon.
my book, Church of Cowards has gone on sale, presale comes out February 25th, but please go on Amazon and preorder.
Walsh announced his new book titled Church of Cowards, noting that it went on presale and would be released on February 25.
my new book, which comes out February 25th, went on presale yesterday. It's called Church of Cowards.
Walsh announced the upcoming release of his book, describing it as a collection of his thoughts on apathy, cowardice, and complacency within the church.
I did just announce yesterday that I have a new book coming out being released February 25th, but you can pre-order it now.
The book is called Church of Cowards and it brings together in one volume my thoughts on the subject I've spoken about often on this show, written about, and that is the problem of apathy, cowardice, and complacency in the church.
I don't think any of us are entirely innocent. So I try not to spare anybody in this book, myself included, and I hope you'll give it a read.
Matt Walsh referenced the book twice, first to illustrate that many listeners had only read a few titles and to mock their reliance on its fantasy world, and later to make a joke comparing a commentator’s lack of humor to the book’s protagonist. He used it as a cultural shorthand rather than recommending it. The tone was dismissive and humorous.
He noted that many people only ever read a couple of books, citing Harry Potter as an example of the limited reading he believes his audience has.
the fantasy that they're living in the fictional world of one of the two or three books they've ever read in their lives. The fantasy that their Harry Potter and the Trump administration is whatever is what's Slytherin.
The host compared a commentator to Harry Potter, joking that if Harry Potter's superpower were being extremely unfunny, he would be like the person being described.
He's like Harry Potter if Harry Potter's superpower was being extremely unfunny.
The host claimed that the entire cast of the Harry Potter film series publicly rejected J.K. Rowling's recent statements and distanced themselves from her, noting Daniel Radcliffe's outspoken criticism.
ever since jk rowling was caught in an act of infidelity having an adulterous affair with science the left has been unable to really get over the betrayal they've been so enraged on such a single-minded mission to punish jk rowling for her dalliance with common sense that even those merely associated with rowling are made to perform acts of public penance the entire cast of the harry potter film series have come out at various points and uh you know they want to make it clear that they do not share rowling's heretical belief in biology
the entire cast of the harry potter film series have come out at various points and uh you know they want to make it clear that they do not share rowling's heretical belief in biology we are not like her they cry as they humble themselves before the lgbt god we're good and faithful servants chief among these grovelers is harry potter himself daniel radcliffe who clearly recognizes that he is potentially the most guilty by association as the star of rowling's fantasy series
Walsh reported that many of Rowling's critics have only ever read the Harry Potter books.
Many of Rowling's most hysterical critics have only ever read the Harry Potter books along with maybe potentially the Twilight series.
He referenced buying a Harry Potter book and then burning it as a metaphor for ineffective protest, noting that the purchase had already been made.
by buying a Harry Potter book and then burning it. I mean, you've already bought the book.
Walsh referenced the Harry Potter series when noting that without it leftists would struggle to find literary examples for their arguments.
As we know if not for Harry Potter and the handmaid's tale leftists would not be able to make any literary references at all
Walsh criticized Daniel Radcliffe for publicly supporting trans rights, claiming the franchise should not be used to promote that agenda.
Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe published an open letter ... saying he wanted to let trans kids know not everybody in the franchise felt that way.
Walsh criticized Daniel Radcliffe for publicly supporting transgender women, arguing that the Harry Potter franchise should not be used to endorse such views.
Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe published an open letter in which he proclaimed trans women are women. In a new interview with IndieWire, Radcliffe opened up about why he decided to speak out publicly against the author who essentially gave him his acting career. He said the reason I felt very, very much as though I needed to say something when I did was because particularly since finishing Potter, I've met so many queer and trans kids and young people had a huge amount of identification with Potter on that. And so seeing them hurt I was like, I wanted them to know that not everybody in the franchise felt that way.
He's defending the transing of kids and he's wrong to do that. You actually owe it to J.K. Rowling because she gave you your career, you wouldn't exist in the industry without her.
Walsh referenced the Harry Potter franchise while discussing a controversy involving Daniel Radcliffe's public statements, noting the series' impact on queer and trans youth.
At the height of the backlash against J.K. Rowling over her views on the transgender community, Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe published an open letter ... because particularly since finishing Potter, I've met so many queer and trans kids and young people had a huge amount of identification with Potter.
The host cited a Guardian story linking Harry Potter's Quidditch to a name change in the US because leaders were criticizing J.K.Rowling's controversial views, arguing the series should not be associated with her.
One other story here from the Guardian that says, Harry Potter's favorite sport Quidditch is to receive a new name in the US, in part because its leaders are critical of the controversial views of the fictional wizards creator J.K. Rowling, which the US leagues have called antitrans.
And that's why we can't we can't allow J.K. Rowling to be associated with this, even though she created all this.
Walsh mentioned that J.K. Rowling wrote all the Harry Potter books herself and highlighted her massive sales, even joking that the Bible worries about her.
My God, J.K. Rowling wrote all the Harry Potter books by herself. She sold so many books, the Bible worries about her.
He mentioned Harry Potter as a book that leftists might read, contrasting it with The Handmaid's Tale.
Joy Reid, for example, on MSNBC, she invoked the Handmaid's Tale, which makes me wonder, by the way, what the country might look like if leftists would read some other book besides that and Harry Potter.
They referenced Harry Potter as one of the characters shown in a CDC mask publicservice announcement.
there's Harry Potter there's Wonder Woman in the mask
The hosts claimed that the left's literary references always point to Harry Potter, suggesting it is the only book they have read.
It's kind of like the left when they're making literary references. Every literary reference is to Harry Potter because that's the only book they've read.
It was cited as one of the few books the speakers claimed comprised their limited literary exposure, mentioned alongside Twilight and a vague 1980s novel.
handmade in Barrett's case was a reference to the Bible not a book written by Margaret Atwood in the 1980s and this sort of confusion is inevitable when your exposure to historical literature extends only to that novel plus Harry Potter and Twilight.
The host described a TikTok trend where people were burning copies of the Harry Potter books, condemning the act as misguided and linking it to transrights controversies.
It says, a new TikTok trend has emerged this week as former Harry Potter fans protest author JK Rowling's widely criticized views on trans people by burning copies of her books. One video posted by a TikTok user shows a number of Harry Potter books being placed on a burning pyre. You have to stop using death of the author as an excuse to have your cake and eat it too. The voiceover says ... the positive impact that JK Rowling's work had on millions of readers does not negate how her hateful lobbying has affected the trans community.
Matt Walsh repeatedly praised the book as one of the most seminal and illuminating works, placing it just behind the Constitution in importance and describing it as highly influential in history and culture. He emphasized its thought‑provoking nature and its role in shaping literacy and education.
Matt Walsh claimed that the Constitution was only the second most important book, ranking just behind the Bible.
Well, only number two behind the Bible. Well, only after one takes out all that mythical nonsense with the miracles and the resurrection.
Matt Walsh referred to it as one of the most seminal books, calling it illuminating and thoughtprovoking.
the most seminal books in the Bible and it's as illuminating and thoughtprovoking as you would expect.
Walsh referred to the Bible as the most influential book in history, emphasizing its role in literacy, culture, and education.
I'm of course referring to, uh, Johnny the Walrus. Now I'm referring to the Bible, actually.
It is the most influential book in all of history and hopefully people can walk away with at least a sense of that.
The pastor's home was the first school and every morning it would begin with singing. The Christian faith is a singing religion. Probably 80% of scripture memorization today exists only because of what is sung.
Matt Walsh claimed it was the most influential book in history, noting its role in shaping literature, art, culture, government, and countless lives.
there's one book that has done more for literacy than any other book? It has shaped literature, art, culture, government, and countless lives. I'm of course referring to the Bible.
The Bible, Bible printed on the press of Johann Gutenberg. Science and religion are opposing forces in the world, but historically that has not been the case.
He explained that the Bible could be taught as literature because it is the most influential book in history, though modern schools rarely do so.
The Bible may be taught as literature, which makes sense given that it's the most influential book in the history of the world. It's impossible to fully understand and appreciate much of classic literature if you don't know anything about the Bible because so many of the themes and references come from the Bible.
Matt Walsh highlighted the Bible as the bestselling book of all time, praised its timeless wisdom, and encouraged listeners to read (or listen to) it regularly.
What is both the best-selling book of all time and the best-selling book each and every year? My book, Johnny the Walrus. No, I'm just kidding. It's actually the Bible.
And I think we all have to recognize the wisdom of the Bible and that has stood the test of time and we also should know that it's well worth everyone's time to read this jewel of a book.
That's why the audio Bible app Dwell exists. That's why I use it every day.
Matt Walsh said the Bible is the bestselling book of all time and urged listeners to read its timeless wisdom despite modern time constraints.
what is both the best-selling book of all time and the best-selling book each and every year? You might be surprised to hear that even today it is still the Bible.
I think we all recognize that the wisdom of the Bible has stood the test of time and we also know that it's well worth everyone's time to read this jewel of a book.
That's why the audio Bible app Dwell exists.
and begin your journey of rediscovering wisdom and truth found in this timeless book.
The host noted that a bible was being burned and declared that the situation had reached the "book burning phase" of protest actions.
watch this if that looked like a bible they were burning ... we have now officially reached the book burning phase of things
The host referenced the Bible as the most important book ever written while debating its suitability as a premise in a philosophical argument.
if the bible is the most important book ever written ... i agree that the bible is the most important book ever written
Matt Walsh cited passages from the Book of Romans to argue that the state, not individuals, holds the authority to wield the sword and take lives, using it to support his view on governmentsanctioned force.
Romans is actually a great example so it's good that the person quoted it even though the person who quoted it obviously had never read the entire letter because if you read the entire letter of Romans you would see that in the very same letter Paul ... affirms the state's authority to wield the sword and take lives.
What the bible tells us is that we as individuals do not have the authority to go out and kill in the name of justice; we can kill in selfdefense or for those we love, but the government is empowered to do that.
Matt referred to the Bible as a book with many different genres and explained that it contains various authors and styles rather than being a single-author work.
the bible is a book with many different genres saying and doing many different things it's not one book written by one person and with every page and every chapter and every book within it trying to do and communicate and say the exact same thing
He described the Bible as a library of many different books and genres, not merely a selfhelp guide, and warned that opening it at random often lands on dense passages rather than inspirational verses.
the bible like a selfhelp book I run into this all the time you know Christians who think of the bible as a selfhelp book
the bible is a library of a whole bunch of different books and genres and forms and styles written over of course a thousand of a thousand years at least hundreds of years maybe a thousand years by dozens of different authors who are all trying to do different things
the book that we now call the bible and we have to understand that we have to understand what it is and what its many different functions are and were and were supposed to be or else we're setting ourselves up for a crisis down the line
if you really open the bible at random and you stack the deck in your favor because you kind of know where the Psalms are or you could kind of flip it maybe and try to land on Matthew chapter five get to the Sermon on the Mount or you flip all the way back to the epistles you try to get somewhere Romans or Corinthians and then yeah you'll find a lot of inspiration that's very relevant to your life today but if you're really opening at random there's a good chance you're going to land on a six page long genealogy or a long dense discourse on Jewish ceremonial law or dietary restrictions or a description of some violent siege that took place
The host referenced the Bible when discussing a claim that it is easier to get a gun than to obtain a book, mentioning an Obama quote and noting the difficulty comparison.
I think Barack Obama claimed famously, what was it that he said? If I remember correctly, he said, it's easier to get a gun than a library book or something.
This kind of comparison where it's harder to get X than a gun, liberals are doing this all the time, and the comparisons just keep getting more and more ridiculous.
Harder to get a book than a gun.
The host discussed the Bible as a large, multibook collection and questioned the purpose of reading it if outcomes are predetermined.
the Bible is a very big book with a lot of books inside it and a lot of words, a lot of sentences, a lot of verses, a lot of chapters.
why would you go to someone and say yeah you should really read the Bible when their ultimate destination has already been determined whether they read it or not doesn't matter.
why read it? why encourage anyone else to read it if you can't choose whether it matters?
He argued that the Bible is not a scientific textbook nor the source of logic and science, emphasizing that it is a separate book from God and that people use their minds, not the Bible, for logical problemsolving.
the Bible itself, the actual book, like the book that I've got several of them on the shelf back there, those books back there, they are not God. I don't have God on the shelf. I have a book on the shelf.
the Bible is not meant to be that. God didn't give us the Bible as a science textbook. And that's okay. It's also not a logic 101 course either.
the Bible is not the source of science. Scientists don't look at the Bible and then make scientific discoveries.
the Bible really is not used and has never been used as a reference point for science, because that's not the point of the Bible.
the Bible, the actual book with everything compiled, that actual thing did not exist for thousands of years of human history and people still engaged in logic.
The book was brought up when the host referenced Margaret Atwood's recent 60 Minutes interview, noting her role as the author of the well‑known dystopian novel and its cultural significance. In a later episode, the host argued that some listeners mistakenly treated the book as a prophetic masterpiece, suggesting that view was misguided.
The show discussed Atwood's interview on 60 Minutes, noting she wrote the dystopian novel and referenced its cultural impact.
This week on 60 Minutes, we sit down with Canada's bestknown author, Margaret Atwood, who wrote The Handmaid's Tale.
He claimed that some people regard The Handmaid's Tale as a great prophetic work of literature, implying that this view was misguided.
We give the vote to people who think The Handmaid's Tale is a great prophetic work of literature.
The book was cited by feminists as a warning about a political administration, but the host argued it was a desperate and ineffective analogy.
When feminists began citing The Handmaid's Tale as a warning of what Donald Trump's administration would look like, serious people understood that it was not a clever analogy or a useful metaphor. It was desperation.
The host mentioned it as the one book that liberals are ever capable of referencing, comparing white women to roaches and saying they want to live in it.
she compared white women to roaches and said they want to live in The Handmaid's Tale, which is by law the one book that liberals are ever capable of referencing.
Matt Walsh mentioned the novel while arguing that leftwing commentators often cite literary works like The Handmaid's Tale to illustrate their points.
She references The Handmaid's Tale writing quote The idea of taking a husband's last name always made me uncomfortable reminding me of The Handmaid's Tale and Margaret Atwood's Gilead the ant the handmaids who exist to carry the babies of the elites are Stripped of anything that identifies them as individuals including their names
As we know if not for Harry Potter and The Handmaid's Tale leftists would not be able to make any literary references at all
Walsh warned that the upcoming societal changes would make The Handmaid's Tale more than just a television show.
If we don't stand up now ... The Handmaid's Tale is going to be more than just a show.
The hosts noted that Handmaid's Tale cosplayers attended Amy Coney Barrett's home and embarrassed themselves.
Plus, Handmaid's Tale cosplayers show up at Amy Coney Barrett's house and proceed to embarrass themselves because what else could they possibly do?
The Handmaid's Tale protesters showed up at Amy Coney Barrett's house yesterday. And Fox News was there and they interviewed one of the protesters.
The host warned that overturning Roe would push the country into a society resembling the novel, repeatedly invoking its title as a cautionary reference.
we're back in a Handmaid's Tale society here. All of you women who sat home... I'm with you. My heart is just broken. I don't understand why this country hates women so much.
they've only read one book, Handmaid's Tale, which I'm not even sure that they've read that book.
It used to be Harry Potter, but we got to get rid of Harry Potter because JK Rowling is transphobic apparently. And so now it's Handmaid's Tale.
The host invoked the title to illustrate the oppressive nature of recent abortion legislation, likening it to the dystopian scenario of the novel.
And this is a handmaid's tale. I mean, these are misogynists and sexists who are supporting this law because they want to control women.
The host suggested the prolife movement was "nothing but a Handmaid's Tale plot to enslave women."
It would seem that we prolifers just really do oppose the murder of defenseless and innocent human beings. Who would have thought? Who could have imagined? Well, Cuomo didn't think. And he doesn't think in general. But unfortunately, that doesn't stop him from talking. And for that reason today, he is canceled. And we'll leave it there. ... It would seem that the prolife movement is nothing but a Handmaid's Tale plot to enslave women.
He said Joy Reid invoked the novel, calling it a terrifying prospect and noting it was eerily reminiscent of the story.
Joy Reid, for example, on MSNBC, she invoked The Handmaid's Tale, which makes me wonder, by the way, what the country might look like if leftists would read some other book besides that and Harry Potter.
Terrifying prospect, eerily reminiscent of The Handmaid's Tale, where far right wing religious extremists took up arms against America to carve out their own country out of ours.
The show referenced the novel as a dystopian benchmark, saying that the Equality Act would create a reality far beyond what Atwood imagined.
The people who were worried that Mike Pence would bring Handmaid's Tale to life were, the whole time, working to establish their own dystopia that goes far beyond anything that Margaret Atwood conceived.
The book was referenced as the dystopian novel that supposedly inspired a Catholic group, and later the host noted the Handmaid's Tale was "very real."
served as the basis for Margaret Atwood's dystopian novel about a future where women are subjugated and enslaved by men.
The Handmaid's Tale is very real
The book was highlighted across several episodes as a promotional item, with the hosts offering listeners a chance to obtain a free signed copy or purchase it through provided links. Jeremy Boreing and Matt Walsh both encouraged the audience to acquire the book, noting a limited-time signing event and a special giveaway tied to an IRA offer. Their remarks consistently framed the title as a valuable addition for fans, urging prompt action before the opportunity expired.
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The host mentioned that the author, Ben Shapiro, had a live signing for his new book the previous Tuesday and encouraged listeners to get a signed copy before opportunities ran out.
if you haven't picked up benchapiros new book you gotta do that his new book out called how to destroy america three steps
he did a live signing last tuesday and i think his hand might be broken because he was only signing you know he's signing copies today and tomorrow so if you want to get a signed copy there might not be many chances left to do it get your copy now at dailywire.com/ben
Matt Walsh highlighted the new Ben Shapiro book, describing its focus on two contrasting visions for America and strongly recommended listeners to buy it.
Ben Shapiro has a new book out called How to Destroy America in Three Easy Steps that relates to everything going on in the news; the book covers two fundamentally different visions of America--one unifying and one that disintegrates the country.
The alternate worldview has gained so much cultural ground so quickly, and I'd really recommend the book. You can pick it up on Amazon or at Barnes & Noble right now.
Matt Walsh announced that Ben Shapiro's new book had just been released on July21st and described its premise as contrasting two visions for America, one unifying and one destructive.
Ben Shapiro has his new book just came out, came out July 21st. So it's on the shelves now, How to Destroy America in Three Easy Steps.
The book covers two fundamentally different visions of America that are now on the table. One vision is unifying, finds our unity and shared philosophy, culture, and history. The other disintegrates our country in the name of fundamental change. How to Destroy America in Three Easy Steps, details how this alternate worldview has gained so much cultural ground so quickly.
The host announced Ben Shapiro's new book, called it a great book, mentioned its release date and the live signing event, and said he had been reading it.
And before I do you know I just wanted to mention Ben Shapiro's book How to Destroy America in Three Easy Steps. Goes on sale Tuesday July 21st which last I checked is today so it goes on sale today at 6pm Eastern 3pm Pacific Ben's going to be doing a virtual live signing event.
And then be a part of Ben's live signing on Tuesday July 21st which is today so that'll be exciting and it's a great book as well have it on my shelf and I've been reading it the last couple of days.
Matt Walsh described the book as prophetic, explaining that it outlines two opposing visions for America--one unifying and one that would disintegrate the country--and announced its release date with a live virtual signing.
He really, this is a prophetic book in a lot of ways because we're seeing a lot of what he's been writing about, what he wrote about in the book, coming to life all around us.
The book goes on sale Tuesday, July 21st at 6 p.m. Eastern, 3 p.m. Pacific and Ben will be doing a virtual live signing event on the day of the release.
As far as the book itself covers two fundamentally different visions of America that are on the table right now. One vision is unifying, finds our unity in shared philosophy and culture and history. The other disintegrates our culture and our country in the name of fundamental change.
How to Destroy America in Three Easy Steps details how this alternate world view has gained so much cultural ground so quickly.
Ben, order your signed copy and join Ben's live signing on Tuesday, July 21st.
Matt Walsh noted that Ben Shapiro's new book was very prescient and announced its release date of July 21st, describing it as a forthcoming hardcover (or paperback) title.
Ben Shapiro has a new book called How to Destroy America in Three Easy Steps. He has looked into the future when he was writing this thing, and it's come to life all around us. Very prescient book. The book goes on sale Tuesday, July 21st at 6 p.m. Eastern, 3 p.m. Pacific. He's going to be doing a live virtual signing on the day of release.
The host introduced Ben Shapiro's forthcoming paperback, noting its July21st release and that it explored two opposing visions of America--one unifying and one destructive. He highlighted that the book would be available for preorder with a live virtual signing event.
Ben Shapiro has a new book coming out called how to destroy America and three easy steps and it's about as relevant and current as a book can get this goes on sale Tuesday July 21st at 6 p.m. Eastern 3 p.m. Pacific and Ben will be doing a virtual live signing event on the day of release
With your purchase of a signed copy you can write in a question which may be read and answered as he signs the books live on air you could pre-order your signed copy and write in
What the book talks about: it covers two fundamentally different visions of America that are now on the table; one vision is unifying, finding our unity and shared philosophy, ideas, culture, history, the other disintegrates our culture in the name of fundamental change
How to Destroy America in Three Easy Steps gets into all of that--it details how this other worldview has gained so much cultural ground so quickly
The host highlighted Ben Shapiro's upcoming release, noting its July 21 launch and encouraging listeners to preorder and read it as a timely commentary on current events.
Ben Shapiro has a new book called How to Destroy America and Three Easy Steps. He must have seen it in the future when he was writing this thing because everything that's in the book has come to life all around us.
Unfortunately, the book goes on sale Tuesday, July 21st at 6 p.m. Eastern 3 p.m. Pacific. Ben will be doing a virtual live signing event on the day of the release. With your purchase of a signed book you can write in a question which may be read and answered as he signs all the books.
How to Destroy America and Three Easy Steps details how this alternate world view is gaining so much traction in America and also destroying our country all around us as we watch.
So you got to read this book very pertinent, very current and relevant.
Matt Walsh described the book as a timely release that outlines two opposing visions for America and warned that the alternate worldview had quickly gained cultural ground.
Ben Shapiro has a new book called How to Destroy America in Three Easy Steps.
You can preorder it now and a signed copy will be available on July 21st with a live virtual signing event.
The book covers two fundamentally different visions of America that are now on the table. One vision is unifying and finds unity in our shared philosophy and culture and history. The other disintegrates our country in the name of fundamental change.
How to Destroy America in Three Easy Steps details how this alternate worldview has gained so much cultural ground so quickly.
He said the book presented two opposing visions for the United States--one emphasizing unity, shared culture and history, and another promoting disintegration through cancel culture and forced apologies--and encouraged listeners to preorder a signed copy.
This horror show from the left is exactly the kind of thing that Ben Shapiro talks about in his new book, How to Destroy America in Three Easy Steps. You can preorder your signed copy at dailywire.com.
The book covers two fundamentally different visions for America that we're facing right now. One vision finds unity and shared philosophy, culture, and history. The other disintegrates our country in the name of fundamental change, hence disintegrationists.
Shapiro covers all of this ground and more in his book, How to Destroy America in Three Easy Steps. Again, you can preorder your signed copy at dailywire.com.
Matt Walsh cited the book to illustrate how arbitrary laws can be used for oppressive control, and he recounted a memorable story about a prisoner securing a final visit with his wife before execution. He encouraged listeners to read it for insight into totalitarian oppression.
Matt Walsh referred to the book to illustrate how arbitrary laws were used to control people, noting that the work described similar powerdriven oppression.
If you read Gulag Archipelago, you'll read all about this.
Matt Walsh compared the current political corruption to the atrocities described in Solzhenitsyn's Gulag Archipelago, using it to illustrate how extreme the situation seemed.
This is the kind of political corruption that you might read about in The Gulag Archipelago.
The book was mentioned while describing the Soviet forcedlabor camp system, noting that Solzhenitsyn called the network of camps the "Gulag Archipelago."
the russian is gulag it means main administration camps it's an acronym
that acronym for the series of what were called main administration camps the gulag was strung out like an island chain in what one of their residents alexander solzhenitsyn would refer to as The Gulag Archipelago
Walsh referenced the work as a source for a stoic story about a condemned prisoner who delayed his execution to spend three days with his wife before being executed.
It comes from Solzhenitsyn's Gulag Archipelago, his magnum opus about the Soviet labor camp system.
In one of the volumes, volume one, I believe, he recounts the story of a man who had been arrested on trumped up charges and shipped off to prison. When he was at prison, he was sentenced to death. But by the time the sentence had been handed down, his wife was already on a boat on the way to visit him. And so he begged the guards to delay his execution for a few days so that he could see his wife one last time. They agreed on the condition that he doesn't tell her about his impending execution. And he didn't. He was with her for three days, never mentioned it, never hinted at it. And once she left, he was taken immediately before the firing squad and shot.
Walsh cited the title to emphasize the severity of the advice being compared to a historical work on Soviet labor camps.
Shades of Gulag Archipelago. Your faulty advice is akin to having an army of millions of soldiers and then ordering them to line up and march out single file one by one, minute after minute into gatling gunfire.
Walsh referenced a passage from volume one of the Gulag Archipelago to illustrate how people blindly applaud oppressive systems. He used it as an analogy for current cultural dynamics.
It kind of reminds me of, I know I brought up before a great passage in Solzhenitsyn's Gulag Archipelago, I think in volume one, where they're talking about, this is all about the Gulag system, the labor camp system in Soviet Russia.
And I guess usually everybody will stand up, they'll give a standing ovation and then they all kind of organically sit back down. But that didn't work that way this time. And it went on for longer than usual. And so now it's getting conspicuous.
This book about the Soviet labor camp system was referenced when discussing Chadwick Boseman's courage in facing mortality privately. The speaker recounted a specific story from the book concerning a prisoner scheduled for execution who convinced guards to allow a final visit from his wife without revealing his fate.
i immediately thought of a story that i think i've mentioned before in The Gulag Archipelago soljian easton's book about the uh soviet um labor camp system
one story he tells a lot of stories that really stick out but but one in particular about um a guy who's who's uh in one of these prison camps scheduled to be executed but he convinces the guards to let his wife visit so you can see his wife one last time before he's killed but the deal is that he's not allowed to tell his wife that he's going to be executed
In an email reading, the host recalled mentioning the classic work on Soviet labor camps, referring to it as Solzhenitsyn's magnum opus. He treated the title as a cultural touchstone in the discussion.
On today's show you mentioned The Gulag Archipelago with Solzhen Easton's Magnum Opus.
He described it as a threevolume master work that chronicled the Soviet laborcamp system and called it a chilling, highly relevant read.
There's a book that I know I've mentioned before and that's called The Gulag Archipelago by Solzhenyston. This is his master work, his magnum opus and he had a lot of great opuses, opi maybe is the plural of that. So to say this is his greatest really says something indeed.
The book is not a memoir though, not exclusively anyway. It's also a history of the labor camp system and of Soviet Russia. A chilling read, highly relevant, highly relevant to our current situation and I think one of the many failures of our public school system is that high school kids are not required to read all three volumes of this book or even one volume of it.
He mentioned the book while criticizing an article for ignoring the Soviet labor camps described in Solzhenitsyn's work.
when they got home as solzhenistan recounts in gulag archipelago when they got home many of them were shipped off to labor camps for the crime of being potentially exposed to western culture
He urged listeners to read the first volume, calling it a fascinating work that powerfully exposes the philosophical flaws of communism.
It might be too much to ask given that people don't like to read anymore especially read long books but if everyone would just read the first volume I've recommended this book a million times.
If you would just read the first volume of Solzhenitsyn's Gulag Archipelago. He wrote a threevolume work talking about his own experience in the Soviet Gulag; it's a fascinating book. I've read the first two volumes, haven't read the third yet, but it'd be great to read all of them. If you could only read one, just read the first volume - there's no way you could finish it and still think a socialist or communist system is a good idea.
He urged listeners to read the Gulag Archipelago as evidence against socialism, presenting it as a stark illustration of totalitarian oppression.
You tell them to read The Gulag Archipelago.
Matt Walsh referenced the title in three episodes, noting that it appeared on a school board's banned book list and that it is one of the few novels most Americans have actually read cover‑to‑cover. He used the book as a key illustration of Orwellian themes in contemporary politics, comparing current events to its dystopian narrative. The discussion highlighted its cultural relevance rather than serving as a direct endorsement.
The program mentioned that the Edmonton Public School Board's bannedbook list included 1984 among other titles.
the Edmonton Public School Board... decided to ban 1984, The Godfather, Jaws, and so on, in addition to The Handmaid's Tale.
He said 1984 is one of only three books most Americans have ever read covertocover, using it as a key example of Orwellian parallels today.
One is that 1984 is one of about three books that the average American has actually read all the way through.
Matt Walsh noted that 1984 is one of only three books most Americans have read covertocover, using it to illustrate current political parallels.
Well, there's two reasons. One is that 1984 is one of about three books that the average American has actually read all the way through. The other two are Harry Potter books.
Matt Walsh said the book would be discussed to show why it still matters today.
We're talking books like 1984 by George Orwell, Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain and many more.
He announced that the evening's book club pick was Orwell's famous 1984, calling it timely and topical for the discussion.
tonight's book selection is Orwell's famous 1984, quite a timely and topical for his book club each month.
The program compared modern societal issues to Orwell's "1984" during a discussion about the relevance of his works.
I see more of our current condition in Animal Farm even than I see in 1984.
The classic novel was mentioned as a frequent cultural reference point when discussing societal control and propaganda.
the way that people reference 1984 all the time.
He mentioned the novel as a common point of reference when drawing parallels to modern politics.
Animal Farm, which by the way, I think if we're looking for an Orwell comparison and everyone goes to 1984 and there's a lot, there's certainly a lot that's analogous there, many comparisons...
Walsh noted that the term Orwellian usually refers to George Orwell's novel 1984, calling it prophetic and then suggested that another Orwell work, Animal Farm, was even more relevant to contemporary politics.
You know, when people use the word Orwellian these days, they're normally referring to the book 1984 which was no doubt prophetic in many ways. But a book that seems even more relevant to our time is Orwell's Animal Farm, his allegorical satire of communism.
He quoted a passage about records being destroyed and history being rewritten to illustrate how current events mirror Orwell's warnings.
let me read this from 1984. George Orwell, of course, and here's a relevant passage says every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue in street building has been renamed, every date has been altered and the process is continuing day by day and minute by minute.
Walsh mentioned that Hollywood's adaptation of 1984 made no sense, implying the classic novel would be a poor fit for the current media landscape.
It's kind of like the government funding an adaptation of 1984 - it just doesn't make sense.
An Anthology of 8 C. S. Lewis Titles
Matt Walsh highlighted the title as one of C.S. Lewis's most famous works, recommending it for a spiritual‑warfare challenge and noting its value for listeners. He announced it as the current book‑club selection, calling it a great book and encouraging audience members to tune in for discussion. He also referenced its opening line about the devil to frame his critique of gender ideology, reinforcing the book's relevance to his topics.
The book was highlighted as one of Lewis's most famous works and suggested for a spiritualwarfare challenge.
one of C.S. Lewis' most famous books, The Screwtape Letters. Throughout this challenge, learn to guard yourself against spiritual warfare and protect against these small compromises, selfdeceptions, distractions that lead us to damnation.
He announced that the book club's current selection was The Screwtape Letters by C. S. Lewis and described it as a great book.
this month's book is the screw tape letters by c.s lewis great book of course, you can tune in to hear ben discuss the novel and share his notes with you
Walsh referenced C.S.Lewis's classic, noting its opening line about the devil and using it to frame his discussion of gender ideology.
All right, so you know C.S. Lewis begins his book, The Screwtape Letters with a quote from, I think it was if I remember correctly, St. Thomas More saying that the devil cannot endure to be mocked and that's why he should be because that's the appropriate response to evil.
The hosts referenced Lewis's work to illustrate how officials were escalating precautions, likening it to the escalating tactics described in the book.
And you know, that this is something C.S. Lewis talked about.
And that's he has a description in the screw tape letters, I think, of exactly what they're doing, of precautions getting bigger and bigger and bigger.
The speakers referenced Lewis's book when noting that it contains a description of courage growing "bigger and bigger" and used the work to illustrate a point about virtue.
This is something C.S. Lewis talked about. He said courage is such a beautiful virtue you can't trick people out of it, so you have to keep them afraid. He has a description in the screw tape letters bigger and bigger and bigger.
He said he enjoys this C.S. Lewis work along with other titles, finding them insightful and strengthening his Christian faith.
I am a former atheist and currently a Christian. I really enjoy C.S. Lewis' books about Christianity, screw tape letters, problem of pain and mere Christianity are all really insightful books that have strengthened my belief.
During a discussion of arguments for belief in God, the host referenced C.S.Lewis's classic work, Mere Christianity, as one of the books that addresses the argument from desire.
There's probably multiple books probably maybe ... mere Christianity he talks he talks about the argument from desire where he says that we have a desire for a reality beyond this when have a desire for a truth beyond above ... and he makes the point that we don't develop desires for things that don't exist.
Matt Walsh suggested it as a simple introductory book to understand basic Christian theology and recommended it as a good entry point for listeners.
I would recommend if you want to understand Christian theology what we actually believe at a basic level then I think Mere Christianity is a good place to start now Mere Christianity ... is a very simple book and you're not going into complex theological concepts.
It's a very simple book and so you're not going into complex theological concepts, which makes it an entry point for basic understanding of what most Christians believe across denominations.
Walsh described the book as compelling, noting that C.S. Lewis illustrated how a seemingly decent person could be completely devoid of love.
That's one of the things that I found really compelling about that book: Lewis was able to illustrate how it is that a normal, seemingly decent kind of person could be completely devoid of love.
Matt Walsh suggested it as a common starting point for readers new to C.S.Lewis, noting it was often recommended even though it isn't his strongest work.
Mere Christianity. That's what everyone would say. Start with that. That's not his best work, um, by a long shot actually. Uh, but it's a good place to start.
Matt referenced the book as the source of Lewis's famous trilemma argument that Jesus must be Lord, lunatic, or liar, and critiqued it as his weakest argument.
From Robert says, Hi, Matt. I enjoyed your thoughts on Pascal's wager. I agree that it's the weakest Christian argument. I think the best Christian argument, at least one of the best, is one from C.S. Lewis saying that Jesus must have either been Lord, lunatic, or liar... That's from Mere Christianity. C.S. Lewis says, ... I'm trying here to prevent anyone saying the really foolish thing that people often say about him.
Matt Walsh referenced the title in two episodes, using its characters to argue that historic great warriors typically had beards and to mock antimonarchist arguments by quoting a line about Gondor lacking a king. He highlighted Aragorn as a bearded hero, contrasted him with the hairless Gollum, and invoked the trilogy to illustrate his political points. The book was mentioned solely as a cultural touchstone rather than being evaluated for its content.
Matt Walsh argued that fictional great warriors always have beards, citing Tolkien's Lord of the Rings and its character Aragorn as examples.
So did Aragorn and the Lord of the Rings. Now, granted, he's fictional.
Tolkien, one of the most imaginative men to ever live, could not even conceive of a cleanshaven warrior.
I think it's especially important in the military. Obviously, discipline and standards. But why should the standard be beardlessness? Consider for a moment that most of the greatest military leaders and warriors in history wore beards. Okay, we've already talked about the Vikings... What about all the great Civil War generals? You know, Grant, Lee, Stonewall Jackson. They all had beards. So did Hernn Corts and the conquistadors. So did Genghis Khan. So did Attila the Hun. So did Aragorn and the Lord of the Rings.
Now, unlike Pete Exeth, I do not discriminate against men who make different facial hair choices. I embrace follicle diversity. ... there was Gollum, a shriveled, scrawny, envious, insane, little, hairless cave dweller. The perfect representation of the nonbearded man.
The host cited the trilogy while mocking Joy Reid's antimonarchist post, quoting the line "Gondor has no king" to illustrate the misinterpretation of the books.
We will never be a monarchy. Know that. To quote the Lord of the Rings, the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Gondor has no king. Gondor needs no king.
Yes, the Lord of the Rings, famously, the antimonarchist screed, the Lord of the Rings. That's why the third book in the trilogy is called, you know, The Return of the Democratically Elected President who will serve for four years and then be done at the conclusion of his term.
Walsh discussed the films, noting that each theatrical release runs about three and a half hours and that the Bluray edition lists a fourandahalfhour runtime, which he found excessive.
Each Lord of the Rings movie is three and a half hours long or longer and that's more than justified. ... The theatrical release of Return of the King was about three and a half hours. If I pick up the Bluray, it says four and a half hours long, I'm offended.
We could cut at least 45 minutes out of that movie. It would still be a long movie--two hours and 45 minutes--but far more reasonable than a threeandahalfhour epic.
He praised The Lord of the Rings novels as great adult literature and one of the great stories ever told.
The Lord of the Rings is... one of the great stories ever told. I mean, the Lord of the Rings novels are great, great novels for adults.
He argued that AI will never be capable of writing a book like the Lord of the Rings, emphasizing the limits of AI creativity.
It will never be able to write a book like the Lord of the Rings or make a movie like The Godfather.
He quoted a passage from the book about deciding what to do with the time given to us, referencing Frodo, Gandalf, and the Fellowship of the Ring.
I wish, this is from Lord of the Rings, I guess. I wish it need not have happened in my time, said Frodo. So do I, said Gandalf. And so do all who live to see such times, but that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us from the Fellowship of the Ring.
Walsh referenced the book series while illustrating how criticism of diverse casting is dismissed as racism.
you can't criticize the new Lord of the Rings series or the Game of Thrones prequel without revealing yourself to be a member of the KKK.
Walsh discussed the series, noting that the cast claimed Tolkien created a multicultural world, while he argued Tolkien never used such terminology and doubted the existence of any real racist threats.
author jrr tolkien created a multicultural world in which individuals from different backgrounds and races could join forces for good ... we the cast of the rings of power stand together in absolute solidarity and against the relentless racism threats harassment and abuse some of our cast mates of color are being subjected to on a daily basis ... jrr tolkien created a world which by definition is multicultural a world in which free peoples from different races and cultures join together in fellowship to defeat the forces of evil
tolkien himself never said ... never used those words at all and wouldn't have ... never made any indication that's what the story is about ... i don't believe there have been any threats ... if there have we would see them ... they would show us ... i don't believe it
The host referenced The Lord of the Rings as a classic fantasy novel, compared the new Amazon series to the book, noted Elon Musk's criticism, discussed the hype and mixed reception, and expressed personal fandom for the original work.
Ilan Musk is weighing in on the new Amazon series the Lord of the Rings the Rings of Power and it sounds like the billionaire Tesla CEO is not a fan.
There's been a lot of hype leading up to Amazon's Lord of the Rings adaptation, but now some fans are saying it's a huge flop.
I haven't watched this show, I have no interest in watching it, and I'm a fan of Lord of the Rings, so I'm not going to watch Amazon's version of it.
Going to stack it up against one of the classic fantasy novels of all time, so in any era of Hollywood it's a lot to ask.
The series premiered with mixed reviews; some reviewers are being accused of racism for their criticism.
Walsh mentioned the film adaptation of Tolkien's classic and said he had no interest in watching or supporting it, indicating a low endorsement.
Scott says, Matt, you've missed something in the PC box checking for Tolkien's new film. I have no interest in it, I wouldn't even call it a boycott--I'm simply not interested in the Hobbit.
He likened the cicada emergence to the evil wizard Sauron, alluding to the classic fantasy novel.
One of the most boring news events that we have to endure every 17 years is the emergence of the cicadas when they crawl out of their underground layer to wreak havoc across the land, all at the behest of the evil wizard, Sauron.
Why It's So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism
Matt Walsh cited the book to highlight the author's claim that black people should distance themselves from white people, and later referenced the author as an antiracist expert and the title's writer, using both mentions to critique its perspective. The overall tone was critical of the book's arguments.
Matt Walsh referenced the book by noting that its author, Robin DiAngelo, claimed black people need to get away from white people.
So take this recent clip of White Fragility author Robin DiAngelo claiming that black people need to, quote, get away from white people.
The host noted that Robin DiAngelo, the antiracist expert, appeared in the film and is the author of White Fragility.
For example, at the end there, that was as many of you probably know, that was a none other than Robin DiAngelo, antiracist expert extraordinaire author of White Fragility.
Walsh mentioned having just finished reading the book and noted that she did an excellent job defining racism.
I just finished reading Robin D'Angelo's White Fragility and I think she did like an excellent job of defining racism as like a system of oppression as opposed to like a personal choice.
The host said the book argued that the film was fundamentally and insidiously antiblack, using it as an example of white fragility.
In her seminal tome, White Fragility, Robin DiAngelo excoriates the film as fundamentally and insidiously antiblack.
He noted that listeners would not want a copy of White Fragility, implying the book was being rejected by the audience.
they don't want a copy of White Fragility. That's not what they want
Matt Walsh said nobody wanted a copy of the book and that it wasn't on anyone's list.
the fact is nobody wants a copy of White Fragility. It's not on anyone's list.
Matt Walsh suggested that the U.S. military might have left copies of the book at the Afghan embassy after the Taliban takeover.
One seriously wonders whether our military left copies of White Fragility and, you know, I Am Jazz at the embassy for the Taliban when they took over.
Walsh speculated that the U.S. military might have left copies of the book at the Afghan embassy for the Taliban.
I mean, one seriously wonders whether our military left copies of White Fragility and, you know, I Am Jazz at the embassy for the Taliban when they took over. I wouldn't be surprised if that was the plan.
Matt Walsh criticized the book, saying it sold many copies despite few people actually reading it and dismissed its impact.
Robin DiAngelo ... wrote White Fragility and then she wrote another book recently that I guess nobody read. I don't think ...
I don't think probably 10 people have read it, but it sold a lot of copies. The other book didn't even sell any copies.
Genesis
Matt Walsh referenced the title in two episodes, noting that it was included in a free online course that covered stories from Genesis alongside topics like the U.S. Constitution and Roman history. He presented the material as part of a broader curriculum on classic literature and historical subjects, encouraging listeners to explore the content. The mentions were informational rather than a strong endorsement.
Matt Walsh mentioned that the audience could explore stories from the book of Genesis as part of a free online course offering.
You'll learn about the United States Constitution, explore stories from the book of Genesis, discover the rise and fall of the Roman Republic, or even study the history of the ancient Christian church.
He noted that free online courses covered the stories in the book of Genesis as part of a broader curriculum on classic literature and history.
you can learn about the works of C.S. Lewis, the stories in the book of Genesis, the meaning of the U.S. Constitution, the rise and fall of the Roman Republic
The host referenced the biblical Book of Genesis when discussing the Cain and Abel story as an analogy during a political commentary.
John you're quoting Cain from the Cain and Abel story uh in the book of Genesis that it's like if you were uncritically quoting Darth Vader or something.
The host listed the Book of Genesis as one of the free online courses offered by Hillsdale College.
ranging from the U.S. Constitution, the Book of Genesis, to free market economics.
Walsh claimed the Bible's book of Genesis clearly states that God created humans as male or female and that there is no biblical basis for choosing one's gender identity after birth.
Yes, Whoopi, you're exactly right. God was really clear. This could not have been more clear from the book of Genesis. So God created mankind in his own image. Male and female, he created them. ... There's nothing here about choosing our identity for ourselves sometime after we're born.
He argued that the Book of Genesis, written thousands of years ago, states that God created male and female at the beginning, using it to refute claims that the sex binary is a modern invention.
The book of Genesis was written thousands of years ago and yet says at the very beginning male and female he created them.
The speaker referenced the Book of Genesis as the source of the statement that male and female were created by God.
Or for any of the thousands of years of human history leading all the way back to the book of Genesis where it says male and female he made them.
Matt Walsh said he did not remember reading it and claimed it was not his interpretation of the book of Genesis.
I don't remember reading that. That wasn't my interpretation of the book of Genesis.
Walsh argued that citing Genesis was unnecessary when discussing gender issues, and later suggested literally throwing the book of Genesis at an opponent as a rhetorical tactic.
I say, yes, that's true, but you don't need to bring Genesis into this.
Or you could throw the book of Genesis at him. And honestly, you may as well literally throw the book at him if you're going to start quoting Genesis at that point because it will be just as effective.
George Orwell (Macmillan Collector's Library)
Matt Walsh repeatedly referenced the book across several episodes, using its allegorical critique of communism to draw parallels with modern issues like AI-generated content, economic inequality, and governmental overreach. He highlighted the famous line about unequal equality and suggested that the book's themes were even more prescient than those in 1984. The host treated the work as a powerful lens for understanding contemporary political dynamics.
Matt Walsh noted that the situation reminded him of the final pages of Animal Farm, which was written as an allegory about communism rather than AI.
You know, it all kind of reminds me of the last few pages of George Orwell's book Animal Farm, which was obviously meant to be an allegory about communism, not artificial intelligence.
He cited the famous line about equality from Animal Farm to illustrate a point about government favoritism.
All people are equal, but some people are more equal than others, as George Orwell wrote in Animal Farm.
He noted that the allegory Animal Farm even more clearly foretold the current situation, citing it alongside 1984.
Even more so in my opinion in his allegory Animal Farm.
He compared today's events to Orwell's allegory Animal Farm, saying the novel more accurately predicted current happenings than 1984.
the other two are Harry Potter books. But the second reason is that so much of what we're experiencing today really was prophesied by Orwell in 1984 and even more so in my opinion in this allegory Animal Farm.
The show referenced Orwell's novel while comparing current societal trends to its themes, mentioning it alongside "1984".
Animal Farm, another of Orwell's books, I think Animal Farm.
I see more of our current condition in Animal Farm even than I see in 1984.
Matt Walsh compared current events to the novel, saying it was a better analogy than other Orwell works.
Animal Farm. Animal Farm, which by the way, I think if we're looking for an Orwell comparison and everyone goes to 1984 and there's a lot, there's certainly a lot that's analogous there, many comparisons, but I think Animal Farm, more and more, is the better comparison.
He highlighted Animal Farm as a satirical allegory of communism and quoted a passage about the pigs favoring milk and apples to illustrate the hypocrisy he sees among political elites.
You know, when people use the word Orwellian these days, they're normally referring to the book 1984 which was no doubt prophetic in many ways. But a book that seems even more relevant to our time is Orwell's Animal Farm, his allegorical satire of communism.
Many of us actually dislike milk and apples. I dislike them myself. Our whole object in taking these things is to preserve our health. Milk and apples, this has been proven by science comrades, contain substances absolutely necessary to the wellbeing of a pig. We pigs are brain workers. The whole management and organization of this farm depend on us. Day and night we are watching over your welfare. It is for your sake that we drink the milk and eat those apples.
The host mentioned Animal Farm while discussing Orwellian themes, noting it is frequently referenced and even adapted in a cartoon style.
We hear about Orwell all the time, Orwellian, and we know what they're doing with Animal Farm. In fact, ironically, they're treating Animal Farm in a very Orwellian way with this cartoon adaptation we talked about.
Walsh criticized the new animated adaptation for grossly misrepresenting the original novel, turning its anticommunist allegory into a slapstick, kidfriendly film that omitted the core message.
I don't think I've ever seen a movie that so thoroughly fails to capture the tone and meaning of the original work that it's based on.
They've taken this masterpiece of literature, which was supposed to be a warning about communism, and they've turned it into this slapstick, kidfriendly, zootopia type of thing with pop music and fart jokes and worst of all, they've completely removed the core message, the point, about communism.
If you've never read the book or if it's been a long time, you read it in middle school or something, that villain is not in that book.
I guarantee there's a scene ... Napoleon ... and the other animal goes, he's right behind me, isn't he? I guarantee that's in the movie.
They completely removed the core message, the point, about communism, and apparently invented a new villain who is, of course, a rich white capitalist scheming to take over the farm.
Matt Walsh repeatedly promoted the book across three episodes, noting that the author was the only NBA player who did not kneel for the national anthem and that his new release detailed his personal experiences and faith. He framed the title as an inspirational account that encouraged listeners to purchase it for strength in upholding their own convictions.
Matt Walsh announced that Jonathan Isaac would be a guest on the Sunday special to talk about his newly released book, Why I Stand. The book was presented as a recent release from the NBA star.
He'll be discussing Why I Stand, the new book he just released with the Daily Wire
Matt announced Jonathan Isaac's new book Why I Stand, published by DW Books, highlighting Isaac's stance as the lone NBA player who did not kneel for the national anthem.
Jonathan Isaac's new book Why I Stand published by DW Books Isaac was the lone NBA player not to kneel for the national anthem during a leaguewide demonstration in support of Black Lives Matter.
Matt Walsh promoted Jonathan Isaac's new book, noting it was released by Daily Wire's DW Books and that it recounts Isaac's experiences and faith, urging listeners to purchase it for inspiration.
In his new book, Why I Stand, published with the Daily Wire's DW Books, Jonathan shares how his experiences and faith shaped who he is and his perspective on the world.
So if you want to hear the story behind the stand and gain inspiration and strength to uphold your own convictions, pick up a copy of Why I Stand by Jonathan Isaac out now wherever you buy books.
Matt Walsh announced that NBA star Jonathan Isaac was releasing a book titled "Why I Stand" that would recount his basketball career, his faith journey, and how he resisted pressure.
I'm extremely excited to announce that he's decided to write a book with Daily Wire.
Called Why I Stand, Jonathan's book will be about the rise of his basketball career, his journey into faith and his strength to stand alone in the face of immense pressure.
The book is available for preorder now at Amazon, so reserve your copy today.
Matt Walsh announced that NBA star Jonathan Isaac had written a book titled Why I Stand, describing his basketball career, faith journey, and personal resilience, and noted that it was available for preorder.
Isaac ... decided to write a book with The Daily Wire called Why I Stand. Jonathan's book will be about the rise of his basketball career, his journey into faith and his strength to stand alone in the face of immense pressure. The book is available for preorder now at Amazon. So reserve your copy today.
Matt Walsh announced NBA star Jonathan Isaac's upcoming book with The Daily Wire, noting its title, subject matter, and that it was available for preorder on Amazon.
NBA star, Jonathan Isaac, who despite facing heavy criticism from the media for his views on social issues and vaccines over the past few years stood strong while everybody else was on their knees, decided to write a book with The Daily Wire called Why I Stand. The book is available for preorder now at Amazon.
Matt Walsh reported that NBA star Jonathan Isaac was releasing a Daily Wire book titled Why I Stand, detailing his basketball rise, faith journey, and personal resilience.
He announced that NBA star Jonathan Isaac had decided to write a book with the Daily Wire called Why I Stand, which would cover the rise of his basketball career, his journey into faith, and his strength to stand alone in the face of pressure.
Walsh announced that NBA player Jonathan Isaac was writing a book called Why I Stand, detailing his basketball career, faith journey, and how he chose to stand for his beliefs.
which is called Why I Stand. Jonathan's book will be about his rise in his basketball career, his journey into faith and his strength of character to stand alone in the face of immense pressure.
Matt Walsh announced that NBA player Jonathan Isaac was publishing a book titled Why I Stand, which would detail his basketball career, faith journey, and personal convictions.
Jonathan Isaac ... writing a book with The Daily Wire called Why I Stand. Jonathan's book will be about the rise of his basketball career, his journey into faith and his strength to stand alone in the face of immense pressure. My name is Jonathan Isaac. I play for the Orlando Magic. And I'm writing a book with The Daily Wire. Courage does not mean the absence of fear. I believe this book gives you a blueprint of my story, of how crisis made the difference in my life.
The Cat in the Hat; One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish; Green Eggs and Ham; Hop on Pop; Fox in Socks
The title was mentioned twice by the host as a humorous reference to classic children's literature. In one episode he joked that he wouldn't read it as an adult on his patio, and in another he used the green eggs and ham motif to make a punchline about Christmas dinner. The remarks were light‑hearted and did not constitute a recommendation.
He said he would not pull out The Cat in the Hat to read it as an adult on his patio.
I'm not pulling out cat in the hat to read it.
Matt Walsh referenced the classic children's book while joking that both green eggs and a Christmas dinner need ham to be complete.
What do green eggs and your Christmas dinner have in common? Well, they both need a ham to be complete.
Matt Walsh noted that Kevin McCarthy recorded himself reading the book as an example of a Dr. Seuss title that was not actually canceled.
some dr seuss books were getting canceled so kevin mccarthy recorded a video of himself reading green eggs and ham even though that wasn't one of the canceled books
kevin mccarthy recorded a video of himself reading green eggs and ham even though that wasn't one of the canceled books
Walsh mentioned the classic Dr. Seuss title while discussing his own favorite children's books.
I am a Dr. Seuss guy from way back in the day even before he was cancelled and I liked Dr. Seuss before it was cool so I'm a big fan of the Cat in the Hat.
Kevin McCarthy read the book on a livestream, and the host criticized the choice as a safe, uncontroversial selection that wasn't even one of the banned Dr. Seuss titles.
green eggs and ham by dr seuss i am sam i am sam sam i am that's sam i am that's sam i am i do not like that sam i am ... do you like green eggs and ham i do not like them sam i am i do not like green eggs and ham would you like them here or there
Why is he reading Green Eggs and Ham? That isn't one of the banned Dr. Seuss books. Nobody has taken issue with Green Eggs and Ham. It doesn't require any courage or boldness to read that book.
Green Eggs and Ham is not canceled. It's a great book.
And if the mob ever does come for Green Eggs and Ham, I will be there to fight to the death on its behalf.
The host mentioned the classic Dr. Seuss story while debating whether its characters were human or alien hybrids, noting the book's longstanding place in children's literature.
the cat in a hat. Okay I get like you got the cat then you got the kids. What about Green Eggs and Ham?
He suggested that canceling Dr. Seuss should be for elder abuse with the book Hop on Pop.
I have always said if we are going to cancel Dr. Seuss it shouldn't be for racism. It should be for elder abuse with the book Hop on Pop because that is a really influential to kids. And I've read that to my kids.
The host mentioned that there was an entire book titled "Hop on Pop" that, in his words, was about physically abusing your father.
there they even wrote a whole book on it hop on pop I mean it's an entire book about um you know physically abusing your father
The host announced that the new novel was now available on Amazon and noted that it serves as a sequel to an earlier thriller in the series. Both the host and the author referenced its placement in the Cameron Winter Mysteries, highlighting its timely holiday release. The discussion was brief and primarily informational.
The earlier title was referenced as the predecessor to the new novel.
It is the sequel to When Christmas Comes.
Walsh referenced the earlier thriller as the predecessor to Klavan's new novel.
It is the sequel to When Christmas Comes.
Matt Walsh promoted Andrew Klavan's new suspense novel, noting it was available on Amazon and describing it as a gripping, delightfilled seasonal mystery about a Christmas miracle that proves a condemned man innocent.
Also, Daily Wire's own Andrew Klavan is a brilliant suspense novelist, and his newest book, When Christmas Comes, is available everywhere you buy books. Described as wonderful gripping and a pure delight by the great Dean Koontz himself,
the book centers around the story of a sleuthing English teacher who will need a Christmas miracle to prove a condemned man innocent. It's a seasonal tale of tradition, family, and of course, murder. It's chilling twists our best experience curled up beside a burning Yule log.
How We Became the Victims of Our Own Success
Matt Walsh referenced the book to illustrate his claim that cultural progressives recycle old ideas and are stuck in a cultural stalemate. He quoted the author's description of society as stagnant and decadent, using it to argue that the left struggles to recognize its own generational recycling. The discussion presented the book as a useful illustration of this viewpoint.
Matt Walsh cited Ross Douthat's book Decadent Society to argue that cultural progressives recycle old ideas, describing society as stagnant and decadent.
Ross Douthat made this point in his book, Decadent Society, which he quoted in response to Jennifer Lawrence's flub. And reading from the passage is what he says. The reality of recurrence may be slightly harder for progressives to acknowledge than conservatives because progressivism is more invested in its supposed position at the vanguard of cultural change, pressing boldly on to new frontiers. This makes it difficult for the left to recognize the generational recycling of its ambitions and anxieties.
Now his book, Decadent Society, is about, as you may have guessed, decadence. We are a decadent society in the sense that we, as Douthat has it, are locked in this kind of cultural stalemate, treading water, adrift, bored, recycling the same ideas and themes.
Matt Walsh referenced Ross Douthat's book The Decadent Society and explained that it outlines Douthat's theory that society is not collapsing but merely languishing in decadence.
I've mentioned before Ross Douthat's book from a few years ago called The Decadent Society, which outlines his theory that we aren't, we aren't really, we're not exactly collapsing as a society. He says, but rather we are languishing in decadence.
He noted that Douthat argued we are in a period of cultural paralysis he calls decadence, where new ideas are scarce and society merely repeats old ones.
A few years ago, the author Ross Douthat wrote a book called The Decadent Society.
In the book, he argues that we are on our way to, and in fact already in, a period of stasis of cultural paralysis, what he calls decadence.
Matt Walsh cited Ross Douthat's book Decadent Society to argue that cultural breakthroughs are often recycled rather than truly novel.
Ross Douthat made this point in his book Decadent Society, which he quoted in response to Jennifer Lawrence's flub.
The reality of recurrence may be slightly harder for progressives to acknowledge than conservatives because progressivism is more invested in its supposed position at the vanguard of cultural change, pressing boldly on to new frontiers. This makes it difficult for the left to recognize the generational recycling of its ambitions and anxieties.
Walsh said the book explained that decadent societies repeat themselves, run out of new ideas and end up recycling old ones over and over again.
First, one of the hallmarks of a decadent society and this is explained quite eloquently in the book, The Decadent Society, which you should read if you haven't, is that it repeats itself. It runs out of new ideas and just starts recycling old ideas over and over again.
Walsh noted that a recently released book titled The Decadent Society was a good read and used it to argue that the dog videos exemplified societal decadence.
You know, there's a book that came out recently. It's a good book called The Decadent Society and I think that these videos are all the proof you need that we live in a decadence.
He described the book as exploring a future of indefinite stalemate and cultural stagnation, noting it had just been published a few months earlier and that he would recommend it.
This is the possibility that Ross Douthat, if that's how you pronounce his name, I can never quite figure it out, explores in The Decadent Society, a book that just published a few months ago, which I would recommend. He argues that we're doomed for a while at least to drift along aimlessly in political and cultural stalemate, not collapsing catastrophically, but also not achieving or advancing in any particular direction.
He said the book was compelling and offered a critique of contemporary culture as stagnant and repetitive, arguing that we live in a decadent society.
there's a book out now by Ross Douthat, New York Times columnist, and he wrote a book called The Decadent Society which I'm reading right now and I actually find it pretty compelling.
he makes the case that we live in a decadent society and he doesn't define decadent the way most people think of it; for him a decadent society is one that's sort of stagnant, stale, repeating itself, kind of running in place, nothing's really happening.
he talks about a lot of evidence of this decadence, many indicators, and one of them is in the area of cultural output, like the endless remakes and the fact that the number one movies are always star wars franchises, showing we are just recycling the old over and over.
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